MHS Construction

About MHS Construction

Winter usually announces itself west of Upper Marlboro, a gray line stacking over the ridge before it crosses Route 301 and turns the shoulders white. MHS Construction reads that hour and goes to work inside it — plowing drives and lots, cutting walkways down to the pavement, laying salt where the melt will refreeze by four in the morning. The county seat wakes early, and the difference between a hard morning and an ordinary one is whether somebody was out at two. The blade throws a clean windrow, the passes overlap the way they should, and by daylight the ground looks like the storm thought it over and moved on.