Bluebell sits at about 6,200 feet, roughly 4 miles east of Altamont and north of Big Sand Wash Reservoir. Up on the bench, farm lanes run long and open ground gives the wind plenty of room. The Bluebell oil field, the largest producing field in the Uinta Basin, also keeps trucks moving through winter, and those yards need to stay open.
Because Bluebell is one of our far stops, we build service around seasonal contracts. Your farm, home, or yard goes on a planned route we run along SR-87, and our crews make the trip out with the gear to handle it.
Plowing Bluebell farm lanes, driveways, and equipment yards as part of a seasonal SR-87 route.
De-icer for Bluebell steps, walks, and shop entrances where packed snow turns slick.
Shoveling and clearing Bluebell walkways, porches, and paths between buildings.
Raking snow off Bluebell roofs, barns, and shops when the load gets heavy.
Emergency snow response for Bluebell contract customers when a storm calls for an extra run out the bench.
We plan Bluebell trips before the season starts, so fall is the time to reach out. We’ll drive your lane, mark culverts and cattle guards, and talk about which buildings need paths.
If snow’s already flying, call and we’ll let you know honestly whether there’s room on the Bluebell run.
Bluebell contract customers are on our planned trips for the whole season, storm after storm.
Long lanes and equipment yards call for plows and loaders, and we bring what your Bluebell property needs.
Once lanes are open, we treat steps and entrances with de-icer so chores and shift changes start on solid footing.
Our crews know the bench roads between Altamont and Bluebell and plan the route around them.
We drive your Bluebell lane and yard with you, mark hazards, and note which paths and buildings matter most.
We set your seasonal contract and add Bluebell to the route we plan along SR-87.
After snow, the crew plows lanes and yards, then clears walks and paths between buildings.
We spread de-icer on steps and entrances and look over the spots that drift or refreeze.