Montana Brush And Tree Control

About Montana Brush And Tree Control

The brush along the Sapphire foothills east of Stevensville grows back fast after a summer of clearing, and Montana Brush And Tree Control knows every draw and fence line where it tends to crowd a driveway. Snow behaves differently out there than it does down on the valley floor — it catches in the brush, drifts deep along the cleared lines, and holds shape longer in the shade of the hills. The crew's plow work follows the same ground they clear brush from all summer, so a driveway winding up toward the foothills gets handled with an understanding of exactly how it sits against the slope. Cold air pools in those draws overnight and can turn a slushy afternoon into a solid sheet of ice by dark. A plowed lane through that brush country doesn't stay open long once the wind picks back up, so the crew treats every pass as one they'll likely make again by evening.