OJ Scoops

About OJ Scoops

A February squall can come across the open fields west of Millersville and leave Lancaster white in under an hour. OJ Scoops answers that with a plow, a shovel and a bag of salt: driveways opened end to end, walkways cut down to the concrete, steps and landings cleared so nobody has to guess where the edge is. The best hour for the work is the one nobody sees, somewhere before the first car turns out onto the street. Snow this far south falls heavy and wet, then hardens into something meaner by morning, so timing matters more than muscle. Getting there first is the whole trick.