What's included
- Driveway and parking area plowing
- Walkways, steps, and entry paths cleared to the surface
- Ice melt application on request
- Per-event billing or a flat seasonal contract
- Priority dispatch for seasonal accounts after big storms
How it works
- 1Sign up before the season and mark hazards and edges
- 2Automatic dispatch once accumulation crosses your trigger depth
- 3Push snow to the stacking spots agreed on in advance
- 4Shovel or blow the walks and steps by hand
- 5Return trip after the county plow berms your drive, if you asked for it
When to book it
Sign up by October — we run November through March
Routes fill in the fall and get locked before the first real storm. Seasonal accounts are dispatched first and get a set trigger depth; per-event calls go out after the route is done, which after a big storm can mean waiting.
Pricing
$60 – $200 per event
Length and width of the drive, how much hand work the walks need, your trigger depth, and whether you want ice melt. Every job gets a written, all-inclusive number before we start — no add-ons at the end, and the quote holds for 30 days.
Recent snow removal work
Questions we get about snow removal
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What is a trigger depth?
The accumulation that sends us out without you calling. Two inches is standard. You can set it lower for a steep drive, or higher if you would rather not pay for every dusting.
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Seasonal contract or per event — which is cheaper?
Per event wins in a light winter, seasonal wins in a heavy one and always wins on response time. If you cannot afford to be stuck, take the seasonal.
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Do you come back after the county plow berms the end of my drive?
On seasonal accounts, yes — that return trip is included. On per-event it is billed as a second visit.
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Will plowing tear up my gravel drive?
Not if we know it is gravel. We run the blade with shoes down so it floats above the surface, which leaves a thin pack rather than scraping your rock into the yard.