Ares Land Clearing

About Ares Land Clearing

Winter mornings in East Bethel start early and dark, with a northwest wind pushing snow across Highway 65 long before the sun considers rising. Ares Land Clearing works those hours on purpose — blade down, headlights low, opening driveways while the town is still asleep. The work is plain and exact: snow plowed back to the grass line, walkways scraped to bare pavement, banks stacked where they will not slump back into the path of a car door. By the time coffee is on, the route is behind them and the driveway reads as one clean stroke from garage to road. In a town where houses sit back on long lots, that first open lane is the day's quiet beginning.