Searle Brothers Construction

About Searle Brothers Construction

West of town, White Mountain's sandstone rimrock catches the last of the light most winter evenings, and it's often around that same dusk hour that Searle Brothers Construction is finishing driveways and access roads on the properties closest to it. The rimrock country holds snow differently than the flats below, shaded draws keeping their drifts long after open ground has blown clear, so a driveway up against the rock can need attention days after the rest of Rock Springs has moved on. Working two on a route lets the job move fast, one clearing while the other checks the edges and corners a single blade can miss. A driveway laid open and clean below the rimrock as it goes from orange to gray is worth the extra minute spent looking back at it. Heading into town with the last light going, the day's work is done and the roads behind are passable.