Cross Excavation

About Cross Excavation

When a storm parks itself over western Maine, Route 2 and Route 26 fill with headlights crawling toward Bethel, and every driveway in town has to be open by morning. Cross Excavation takes that on — plowing, pushing the banks back to make room for whatever comes next, clearing walkways and steps by hand, sanding the packed spots that turn glassy after a thaw. Bethel gets real snow, the kind counted in feet rather than inches, and a rural drive can go from passable to impossible inside a few hours. The work happens at whatever hour the sky decides on. A plowed drive at first light, with the mountains standing clean behind it, is its own kind of reward.