Two inches is the trigger
We come out automatically once accumulation hits two inches. You don't have to call, and you don't have to be home.
Two inches, before you leave for work, and again if it keeps falling.
Snow service is the one where the details matter most, because you find out whether it worked at 6:30 in the morning.
Here's how ours runs.
We come out automatically once accumulation hits two inches. You don't have to call, and you don't have to be home.
A ten-inch storm is not one plow. We clear during and again after so you're never digging out of a wall.
Front walk and steps get shoveled and treated. Ice melt is included on the surfaces people actually walk on.
Summer maintenance customers are plowed first. It's the honest tradeoff for keeping the same crew year round.
$125 per storm for a standard driveway. Light winter, small bill. No prepaid season contract to argue about in March.
Sign up before the first storm. Mid-December is late, and we cap the route so we can actually get to everybody.