Harold Gross Excavating

About Harold Gross Excavating

Lake Taneycomo holds its own fog low in the hollows below Branson's ridgelines long after the show marquees uptown have gone dark for the night, and the highway curves connecting one to the other can hide ice in shadow that the open lake shore never holds. This crew reads those switchbacks the way excavating work teaches you to read any grade: where water runs, where cold gathers, where a straight blade pass won't hold on a curve. Clearing a driveway carved into a hillside above the lake takes the same patience as cutting one in the first place, working with the slope instead of against it. Come morning, the bluff roads and hillside drives sit bare against the White River valley below, ready for whatever the Ozark winter sends down next.