Wiggin Hydroseed Landscaping

About Wiggin Hydroseed Landscaping

When the Connecticut runs slow and gray past Bennett Meadow and ice starts collecting at the edges, Northfield knows what is coming. Wiggin Hydroseed Landscaping goes to work then — plowing the driveways along the river road and up the hill toward Mount Hermon, shoveling walks down to bare pavement, laying sand where an entry ices over in the shadow of the house. River-valley storms here are moody, snow at the water and something heavier a few hundred feet up, so the same night can call for two different approaches within a mile of each other. What does not change is the finish: opened wide enough to turn around in, cleared to the door, treated where it needs to be treated. First light on the fields, the drive already black and wet, and the morning belongs to whoever lives there.