Residential Snow Removal

A snow plan built around your driveway

We review the property first, agree on the scope in writing, and keep you updated through each storm. Seasonal plans are our usual recommendation for homes.

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What's Included

Your scope, set before the season

Core plowing is standard. Walkway clearing, salting and liquid de-icing are optional and priced with your seasonal plan.

  • Full driveway plow with clean edges
  • Apron re-clear after municipal plows
  • Snow stacked away from sightlines
  • Reflective driveway markers installed
  • Walkway clearing (optional add-on)
  • Salting and liquid de-icing (optional add-ons)
  • Timestamped service records
  • Storm updates and dispatch notifications
How It Works

Four steps from signup to a clear driveway

01

Property walkthrough

We map your driveway, note slopes, pavers, drains and turnarounds before the season starts.

02

Custom plan and scope

You choose the services you want — plowing, walkway clearing, salting, liquid de-icing — and we confirm the trigger depth and price in writing.

03

Storm dispatch and updates

Your route goes live at the agreed trigger, and you receive pre-storm, dispatch and completion updates as the event moves through.

04

Cleanup pass

After the town plow fills in your apron, we return to reopen it as part of your scope.

Walkways Included

The plow can't do stairs. Our crews can.

Front walks, side entries, decks and stairs are hand-shoveled to bare surface and salted, so the mail carrier and your family both stay upright.

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Shoveled by hand. Every visit.

Walkways, stairs and entries are part of your scope — not an upsell we mention after the storm.

Request a property review

Tell us about your driveway, walkways and access points. We will review the property and send a written scope and price for you to look over before anything is scheduled.

Requests and estimates are handled in Jobber, our customer management system.