Cane, farm roads and Hahnville field work
Sugarcane still sets the year in Hahnville, and from late summer the field roads fill with tractors, billet wagons and haul trucks. Crews out in the Hahnville fields are a long way from anything with plumbing, so a unit goes to the headland where the turn row meets the farm road. We keep a Hahnville field unit on shell or timber mats, because a loaded truck on a wet turn row becomes a tow truck call.
Grinding season in Hahnville is intense and short. A Hahnville crew working through harvest gets twice weekly service, and we plan the route around the cane haul traffic rather than through it.
Courthouse square and Hahnville public jobs
The Hahnville courthouse square carries most of the parish business on the west bank, and the work around it is sidewalks, drainage and building repair. A Hahnville public job takes one screened unit behind the barricade where visitors are not walking past it. School work is the other steady Hahnville piece. Hahnville campus projects happen through summer, banked near the maintenance drive on a fixed weekly service day so the Hahnville custodial staff always know the truck is coming.
Levee, canals and Hahnville ground
Hahnville sits between the river levee and the rear levee with pumps and canals doing everything in between, and the ground is river silt over more of the same. A Hahnville unit on bare soil after rain will settle a corner, so plank is standard on every Hahnville setting we make.
Plant work is close by Hahnville as well. Contractors heading to the chemical plants along the river stage in Hahnville, and those Hahnville compounds take banked units with a handwashing stand at the trailer.