Precision Paving Plus

About Precision Paving Plus

Low-elevation snow in Woodland rarely stays long, but when a wet Pacific system dumps a few heavy inches on the flats between the Lewis River and I-5, it lands the kind of snow that clings to asphalt instead of blowing off it. Precision Paving Plus reads a parking lot the way it reads a roadbed, working the plow blade at an angle that saves the seal coat and still bites down to clean pavement. Their trucks are on the lots along Lakeshore Drive and the shopping strip near the freeway exit before the first shift clocks in, blade after blade until the striping shows through the slush. Back in the older part of town, where Davidson Avenue still carries its brick-front storefronts, a lighter touch clears the sidewalks without chewing up the curb. The lots are black and dry again well before the lunch rush, steam ghosting faintly off the warmed pavement in the pale winter sun.