The wide lots off Hogan Road hold snow the way a field holds it — blank, level and merciless — and somebody has to move it before the doors open. Eastern Maine Excavation takes that on: plowing driveways and commercial pavement, stacking and relocating the banks before they swallow the parking spaces, clearing walkways and laying down sand and salt. February in Bangor is one storm leaning straight into the next, and machinery that can push real volume earns its keep. There's a particular satisfaction in a lot squared off at dawn with the painted lines showing again.