Digging dirt is intertwined with the Anderson family lore.
After working Monday through Friday as a grounds person for the state of New Jersey, Albert Anderson Jr. would borrow a backhoe and a dump truck from the cranberry farm that his father managed to help a neighboring town with their excavation projects on Saturday and Sunday. Albert eventually built a backlog of excavation work large enough for him to leave his state job in 1986, starting A&A Construction and settling in Chatsworth, New Jersey.Despite his success, Albert advised his son, Jason Anderson, not to get into excavating, citing that dirt work
