O'Fallon Grading & Excavation

About O'Fallon Grading & Excavation

O'Fallon Grading & Excavation keeps its heavier machines close all winter, because the same loaders that cut a building pad in July are the ones that shove a foot of wet snow off a long driveway in January. Around Old Downtown O'Fallon, where the original rail depot still marks the town's start before the subdivisions spread west, the streets narrow and the snowbanks have nowhere to go but up, so the crew builds them square along the curb instead of leaving windrows to melt into ice. On the worst mornings, when an ice storm has glazed every branch along Highway K, they're out clearing access for driveways too steep or too long for a homeowner's shovel. What's left behind is a drive scraped to bare pavement, edge to edge, no gray slush hiding underneath. It's the kind of clearing you only notice when you drive over it without a single slip.