Davis & Company Central Michigan

03/10/2026

03/10/2026

This was one of our jobs from last year and what a transformation! This could be you, Call us today so we can get your driveway looking fresh! Free estimates! 517-625-7979

03/07/2026

Prayers going out for all involved.

03/06/2026

🚨 Did You Cover Your AC Unit This Winter? 🚨

If you did, you may have accidentally created the perfect little winter home for nature’s critters 🐭🐿️

Leaves, insulation, and tight covers can trap moisture and invite rodents to nest inside your outdoor unit. That can mean chewed wires, blocked airflow, and expensive repairs when you turn it on this spring.

Before the warm weather hits, make sure you’re not sweating the heat because of hidden damage.

🌷 Schedule your Spring AC Maintenance today!
We’ll inspect, clean, and ensure your system is ready to keep you cool all season long.
📞 Call today to get on the schedule! 989-721-9489

03/02/2026

Good Morning & Happy Monday! We are looking for an experienced operations & sales manager. If you or someone you know would be a good fit for this postion please send them our way. Must have reliable transportation and valid driver’s license. You can email resumes to [email protected] for more information you can call 517-625-7979. Thank you and have a great day!

02/26/2026

It's almost mowing season! We are ready for some warmer weather & getting out there to make lawn look great again! If you or someone you know is looking for lawn care, please reach out to us @ 517-625-7979

02/26/2026

Is your driveway muddy? All your previous material sinking into the ground & have potholes? Give us a call today so we can help! 517-625-7979

02/11/2026

Driveway Refresh Package

✔ Grade & level
✔ Add gravel if needed
✔ Fix potholes & washouts
✔ Done in 1–2 days

517-625-7979

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01/30/2026

❗️ THIS NEEDS TO BE SEEN BY THE MASSES! 👀

There is a huge problem right now impacting government and private entities. There is a very real salt supply issue and while Detroit does have a mine, and yes, shipments are in motion, it's still not enough to handle day after day snow events.

The governmental entities get a pass on liability exposure by far and large. The private companies? The snow removal companies? The rental property owners? They are still liable for the slips, trips, falls, and injuries that occur on their watch despite their best ability to treat slick conditions with limited option of supplies.

Sand? Risk getting fined if you use it in many municipalities. Not an ideal long term solution for daily snows.

Additives or liquids? Not always allowed and often requires specialty equipment.

There have been new case law standards in Michigan that put immense liability on the small guy and right now, some may be finding themselves in legal trouble due to INACTION at the state.

The cities, townships, counties, all get priority and then the massive contractor companies often have their own reserves and supplies and the distributors that do have it to sell, increase the prices not double, but triple, and then some! There are companies waiting on orders from SPRING that they may not ever get, or may have to pay extreme premiums to do so. What do those who can't even get salt to treat properties do? Even with "planning ahead", it's not as simple as just storing salt year round with various regulations and complexities involved with doing so. And to store an effective amount for a large company, often takes a lot of space! So orders and allotments come into play and right now, the government is first in line.

This cannot continue year after year, particularly when there should be a very reasonable solution to this! Yes, there are issues with saltwalter run off into our water sources. That's a real issue and will continue to be. But right NOW, we need to start doing something to help our businessowners and property owners around the state so that they don't foot the bill for our government sitting idle.

They declare states of emergency and can issue various orders that could help contractors out. There could be investigations into market manipulation and regulation chokeholds. There could be a temporary order to bring open and obvious back into case consideration.

But yet, they are too busy with other things.

Share this with your friends. Share with your representatives. Put it in a Facebook Group. Get conversation started and read up on the "OPEN AND OBVIOUS CLAUSE" and see what has happened since it no longer was the legal standard in our state...

01/30/2026

As roads grow more snow-covered and slippery, the supply of salt to de-ice them is going dry.