Stephenson Earthworks

03/21/2026

Im very excited to officially announce that Stephenson Earthworks and Gorham Property Maintenance have joined forces!

This move brings together the strength of both companies under one brand—allowing us to deliver a higher level of service, expanded capabilities, and true year-round property care for our clients.

If you are an existing customer—or are looking for excavation, site work, or land services—Gorham Property Maintenance will now be providing all of those same services. Nothing is going away. We’re just making it better and more streamlined under one name.

We’re fired up for this next chapter and grateful for the continued support from our community.

01/24/2026

Text or send us a message before the snow flies to get added to the route!
207-229-2914

SATURDAY AM LATEST SNOW MAP: Confidence is very high in 12-18", and model guidance over the past 24 hours has increased precipitation amounts with each successive run, especially in far southern Maine. Now looking like a good shot of exceeding 18" of snow from around the Portland area south through the York county coastline. Snow ratios look impressive, as high as 20" of snow to an equivalent 1" of rain- and that's about how much liquid equivalent we are expected with this storm along the southern Maine coast. We'll have storm center coverage beginning 6pm tomorrow all the way through Monday early afternoon!

01/24/2026

New Totals!

UPDATED SNOWFALL FORECAST...

Yeah, we've increased the numbers as confidence has gone up. This will be a powdery "high ratio" snow. Typically, 1" of liquid produces 10" of snow. In this case, 1" of liquid can easily produce 15" or 18" of snow, given how cold it will be! There also may be some ocean enhancement (cold air blowing over the mild ocean, then on land, scooping up moisture) in southern Maine, which could lead to some higher amounts.

This will be a long storm, more than 24 hours. The heaviest snow will be overnight Sunday night into early Monday morning, 1" to 2" per hour. It keeps snowing at a lighter pace through Monday evening. With temperatures in the teens, this snow can stack up too. Since it's such a cold storm, travel will be challenging through Monday.

01/23/2026

Snow totals are rising and our plowing list is filling up fast! Text today to get on the list! 207-229-2914

Fluffy snow will add up Sunday late day through Monday. The heaviest will be overnight through the morning commute.
*Note: This is an early look & new model data/forecast track could change & we maybe adjusting these numbers. Stay tuned and prepared!
INFO:
https://www.wmtw.com/article/extreme-cold-and-confidence-is-growing-for-a-snowstorm-in-maine/70104359

01/23/2026

Snow totals are climbing by the day!

Fluffy snow will add up Sunday late day through Monday. The heaviest will be overnight through the morning commute.
*Note: This is an early look & new model data/forecast track could change & we maybe adjusting these numbers. Stay tuned and prepared!
INFO:
https://www.wmtw.com/article/extreme-cold-and-confidence-is-growing-for-a-snowstorm-in-maine/70104359

01/23/2026

Nor'easter snow map for Sunday afternoon into Monday night.

Check my weather blog for the latest details on the storm.

01/22/2026

We will be out plowing Sunday night and continuing through the end of the storm.
Now accepting new on-call clients in Waterboro and Alfred.

Driveway plowing available. Limited spots.

Text 207-229-2914 to be added to the list.

FIRST CALL SNOWFALL...

We are still three days away from the meat of this storm, so there will be adjustments to this as needed. The precise timing will also come into focus over the next day or two.

Right now, it looks like snow overspreads southern Maine late Sunday afternoon into the evening. It will take until later at night to reach central and northern Maine.

The heaviest looks to be overnight into Monday morning, but lighter snows continue through the day.

This will be a COLD snowstorm with temperatures in the single digits and teens. It will be powdery, champagne-like snow, not heavy and wet. Fortunately, power outages are not a concern from snow or wind.

A widespread 6" to 12" of snow is expected, with lesser amounts north of Bangor should the current storm track hold. 12" to 18" of snow is likely in parts of York County and southern New Hampshire. This jackpot zone could be expanded into more of southern Maine as we get closer to the storm and confidence goes up.

Keep in touch and follow updates from our weather team.

01/05/2026

❄️Looks like an icy Wednesday morning.❄️
We only use rock salt with calcium for fast ice breakdown with no sandy clean up!

Text today to get on the salting list.
207-229-2914

12/28/2025

⚠️ Heads up for Monday night (12/29) ⚠️

Rain and a wintery mix are expected, followed by freezing temperatures overnight. We’ll be out pre-treating and salting driveways and walkways to help prevent icy conditions.

❄️ Driveway & walkway salting available
📱 Text 207-229-2914 to schedule – limited spots available

Stay safe and plan ahead before the freeze hits.

12/27/2025

A wintry mix will move in on Monday morning, continuing through the day with rain, freezing rain, and sleet

12/25/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from Stephenson Earthworks! 🎄

We’re grateful for all of our customers and the continued support from our local community. Thank you for trusting us with your projects and properties this year.

Wishing you and your family a safe, relaxing, and joyful Christmas!