Appalachian Lawn Care & Snow Removal

04/06/2021

Appalachian Lawn Care & Snow Removal is looking for ambitious team players to join our crew. Have a fun filled summer while making money amd working 30-50 hours a week. If you are reliable, have a willingness to learn and will settle for nothing but the best results, we want you!

Positions are available for installing and maintaining custom landscapes. Also mowing and trimming and doing clean-ups. Experience is a plus, but we can train those with a winning attitude who can stay on track to meet well defined goals. You must be able to stand back at the end of the day as a team and be proud of your work.

Candidates must have a valid driver's license, be in good physical condition, able to lift 50 pounds and be willing to work until the job is done. Work is outside in all kinds of weather. Accepting part-time candidates as well. We offer competitive pay, incentives, bonuses and time off at holidays upon request. Year-round position available to the right candidate.

If you are interested in joining our team, please call Jonathan at 207-735-3515 or email [email protected]

01/18/2019

Let's get it.

01/04/2019

It could be the first real snowstorm of the season, and it could dump a ton of snow across New England. Here's what we know so far.

03/17/2018

We are still busy cleaning up from this storm, pushing back banks and clearing roofs.

For those that didn't see me show this graphic yesterday....

This is the top 5 March snowstorms for Bangor. This most recent storm comes in as the 2nd biggest March storm on record.

The interesting part of this though... notice the dates. all 5 fall within the same time frame. And... if you look back to the top 10 March snowstorms... 8 out of the 10 have fallen between March 12th-17th!

~Todd

03/14/2018

Wow!

Here's a look at the snowfall forecast from Tuesday morning through noontime Wednesday.

Much of the state can expect at least a foot of snow from this next storm wiht slightly lower amounts of 10"-16" over coastal and eastern Washington County where the snow may be a bit heavier/wetter and lower amounts of 8"-12" over northeast Aroostook County where they will see lesser amount of precipitation in general.

We will keep a close eye on this as it's all dependent on the storm track. We'll take a look at the new data coming in later this morning and early this afternoon. A more southerly track to the storm would mean lower snowfall totals but at this point it looks like significant snowfall across the state.

~Todd

For the full forecast, go to: http://www.wabi.tv/weather