B.L.Grant & Son LLC

04/23/2026

Throw back Thursday around here. I snapped this shot on a lunch delivery of Robert and Jason working on the McCard Road 11 years ago.

04/18/2026

Our crew is made up of 2 sets of Father and son. Jessie and Frank Cookson and Jason and Jackson

04/18/2026

Each season these trucks get cleaned taken apart and everything gone over. This week they started this major project. Fingers crossed they don’t have to put sand back into the ones that are clean. ❄️

Our crew is made up of 2 sets of Father and son. Jessie and Frank Cookson and Jason and Jackson

04/10/2026

It’s finally Spring 🌺 ☀️ and our crew is preparing for winter 😁 ❄️

04/04/2026

I can feel summer ☀️ arriving, or perhaps I am hearing it. ☎️ People are starting to organize their summer projects, and we are doing the same. 🪏

03/23/2026

A big thank you to Scott Wilson at O’Connor Heavy Truck for helping us add this beauty to the crew. If you are in the market reach out to him. First rate service from start to finish. Now we cross our fingers the snow decides it is done soon so she can get on the road.

02/04/2026

Winter ❄️ 🧊 ❄️ 🧊 has been relentless but these guys never slow down and stay prepared. Thankful for our hard working crew.

01/23/2026

Only youngsters. As one would expect we have browsed through many photographs reminiscing. Here's a throwback from 30 years ago. Two of the very best.

12/27/2025

It has been incredibly hard to find the words to say this. We lost Terry, husband, father, Bampa and Boss — and our hearts are shattered.
This business was never just a job to him. It was his dream, his purpose, and a way to take care of the people he loved and the community he was so proud to be part of. Many of you weren’t just customers to him — you were friends.
Right now, our family is grieving a loss that feels impossible. We are trying to find our footing while honoring the life, love, and legacy Terry built with his own hands and heart. The kindness, messages, memories, and support you have shared mean more to us than we can ever express.
Thank you for loving Terry, for supporting his dream, and for holding our family close during this painful time. We will continue to work hard to honor his legacy. 🤍

12/04/2025

When I started this page I wanted to highlight our employees. I may be partial but I think they are all the best, past and present . ❄️ This was not today’s storm it was many years ago. I bet many know exactly who is driving this truck. Robert Preble. I asked for some photos and history from his girls and this is what they wrote.
Dad started working for Terry in 1976 , his last plowing of snow was on Feb 14th 2017 a week later he passed away . Mom said he would rotor-till gardens in the summer for town folk through the business, along with hauling gravel and of course plowed many town roads for many many years . My memory is usually we had to wait on Christmas Day to open presents because there was usually a storm so he was out plowing or sanding. He worked long hours in the summers and winters were never ending. I would ride in the truck with him often when he came snow plowing or hauling gravel . The first year he worked for Terry he walked to work because we didn’t have a car I believe this was a short time but he would make sure he made it to work . His past time he loved to hunt , fish and work in his gardens . Jason’s grandmother Dot always made sure we had a very large box full of stuff for Christmas and dad would get cover alls , gloves and stuff he needed for work . Dad would work from sun up to sun down . Dad was well known within the town and many folks would ask him for his help for anything gravel or sand or garden.
How lucky we were to have Robert for so many years. Raising our kids here I always felt safe knowing He was in and out watching over us. Dropping veggies or just chatting with the kids.