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Ground thawing
solutions
DIGGING IN
North America experiences a variety
of weather paerns during the winter
months. However, most of the connent
will undergo cold enough temperatures
that freeze the upper layers of ground
soil.
This can be highly problemac for those
needing to dig into the ground during the
winter. Projects that normally take a few
hours worth of digging now takes days
to thaw and break through the frozen
topsoil.
Powerblanket’s Ground Thawing Blankets
WITH POWERBLANKET
PREP THE GROUND WITH LITTLE TO NO EFFORT OR SUPERVISION ON
YOUR PART. HIGH WATT DENSITY GROUND THAWING EQUIPMENT
TACKLES THE DIFFICULTY OF THAWING GROUND IN HARSH CLIMATES.
CASE
STUDY
were essenal in saving the Hailey Cemetery me and money during
the Idaho Winter of 2017. Wayne Burke, maintenance supervisor
for the cemetery, said that winter was colder and less wet than years
previous, causing the soil to freeze much deeper than normal.
“There’s usually six inches of snow on the ground,” Burke said, adding
that the snow acts as a layer of insulaon, prevenng the ground
from freezing as much. “It always worked out great. But last year it
got really cold and there was no snow.
Burke knew he needed soluons fast to meet the demand of the
“It worked perfect. . . . It thawed about 14
inches down into the ground. The grass
greened up and I was able to cut it up into
strips and roll it up. The sod was in good
shape and I stored it in our garage. After
the burial we put the dirt back in a rolled
the sod back out. Normally we tear the sod
up and throw it away and replant it in the
springtime.”
WAYNE BURKE, MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR

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