Keeping You Moving. Beyond Expectations.
We clear asphalt driveways down to the surface and treat them to keep the dark pavement ice-free.
Washington Snow Removal clears asphalt driveways in Roy, Pierce County. Snow here is not a frequent event. Roy averages 6.2 in of snow per season and 1.8 days a year with 1 inch or more. Still, 73% of winters have at least one 1-inch day, and the biggest single day since 2005 was 8.3 in.
We are licensed, bonded and insured. A two-car driveway including the front walk and steps starts at $360 per visit. A single-car driveway starts at $240. Call 206-809-9669 to set up service.
Sources: NOAA and National Weather Service records for Roy, 2005–2026.
Service starts at 1 inch of accumulation. On an asphalt driveway, we plow the drive and clear the front walk and steps. Those are included in the per-visit price.
Roy does not see snow often, so a big storm can catch people unprepared. Spotters near Roy reported 11 in on Feb 13, 2021, measured 2 NE of Yelm, and 7 in the day before at Yelm. On Feb 9, 2019, a spotter at Yelm measured 4 in. Those events were short, but they were heavy enough to block a driveway.
Ice is the more regular problem. Roy sees 42 freezing nights from October to April. Asphalt can hold a thin glaze of ice on cold mornings even when no snow falls. Deicing is a separate application, from $110 per visit.
Our options for Roy:
Seasonal plans are priced from Roy's snow history, which is about 1.82 plow visits in an average season. Visits beyond a plan's limit are half the per-visit price.
Starting prices for Roy. Final price depends on size, slope and snow depth. Roy is in travel zone D.
| Two-car driveway incl. front walk and steps, per visit | from $360 |
| Single-car driveway incl. front walk and steps, per visit | from $240 |
| Deicing application, per visit | from $110 |
| Seasonal plan, two-car (up to 4 visits) | from $900 |
| Seasonal plan, single-car (up to 4 visits) | from $600 |
| Ice plan add-on, per season | from $455 |
Prices approved Oct 2026.
Clears fully to the asphalt surface; deicer chosen to protect the pavement; controls refreeze into black ice; careful edge work to avoid gouging; safe footing through freeze-thaw cycles