Kimball Property Maintenance

About Kimball Property Maintenance

Out past Bluffdale's newer subdivisions, where lots stretch wide enough for a horse pasture and a long gravel drive, Kimball Property Maintenance runs its winter routes early, before the animals need feeding and before the wind through the Point of the Mountain gap really gets moving. These properties don't have much in common with a city block — a driveway out here might run two hundred feet from gate to garage — so the plow work is measured in acres as much as passes. The crew clears drives, corral gates, and the paths between barn and house, leaving gravel bare enough for a truck and trailer to get through without sliding. Property maintenance work in a place like this means knowing which gate freezes shut and which fence line drifts first. The animals are usually fed and the driveway clear before the sun's fully up over the bluffs, in whichever order the morning needed.