D4DirtWorx

About D4DirtWorx

The old orchard lanes northwest of Stevensville still run in straight rows, planted a century back when this stretch of the Bitterroot grew apples instead of houses, and the dirt roads between them turn to hardpack ice by January. D4DirtWorx knows those lanes from the dirt-moving side of the business — grading, hauling, shaping ground — and brings that same feel for a road bed to clearing it in winter. A plow blade set wrong on packed dirt can gouge a rut that lasts until spring thaw, so the passes here are careful, low, and even. Snow off the Bitterroot Mountains tends to come heavy and wet, clinging to the orchard rows before it lets go all at once. By midmorning the lanes run clear again, row by row, the same ground that's carried a hundred harvests down to the road.