Cashiers Excavating

About Cashiers Excavating

Wind off Lake Glenville has an edge to it in January, and whatever fell overnight gets rearranged into the places you least want it. Cashiers Excavating meets that morning with a blade down, opening long gravel drives and turnarounds and pushing the banks back far enough that the next storm has somewhere to go. Steps and walks are cleared by hand and salted, and the shaded pitches toward Sapphire get checked twice, because plateau ice is patient. Up here a storm is rarely one event but a week of them, and the ground stays frozen under the trees long after the open ground has let go. Watching headlights pull out of a driveway that was buried at dawn is worth the cold start.