Maine Commercial Contracting

About Maine Commercial Contracting

February in Guilford does its worst in the afternoon — a thaw at noon, a glaze by four, and every walkway in town turned to glass. Maine Commercial Contracting reads that clock closely, plowing lots along the Route 15 corridor, stacking banks back off the corners so drivers keep their sight lines, and putting sand down where the melt will run and freeze. The work gets measured in doors that open on time: a storefront entry cleared, a lot squared off to its painted lines, a loading area with room to swing a truck around. Snow here gets moved, not merely shoved aside. When the streetlights come on over the old mill village and the pavement is dark and gritty instead of white, the day has gone right.