Keeping You Moving. Beyond Expectations.
We clear snow from elevated decks so the added weight and moisture never threaten your boards or joists.
Snow on a deck is heavy, and it sits longer than snow on a street. In Roy, Washington Snow Removal clears decks, steps and landings so you can get in and out of the house safely after a storm.
Roy averages 6.2 in of snow per season, and 73% of winters bring at least one day of 1 inch or more. We start service at 1 inch of accumulation. We are based in Bothell, and we are licensed, bonded and insured. Call 206-809-9669 to talk through your deck.
Sources: NOAA and National Weather Service records for Roy, 2005–2026.
Roy does not get much snow. It sees about 4 days a year with snow on the ground and about 1.8 days with 1 inch or more. But it has 42 freezing nights between October and April. Wet snow that melts by day can refreeze on deck boards after dark.
Recent events in the Roy area show the mix. The log lists an ice storm on Dec 23, 2022, winter weather on Dec 1, 2022, and heavy snow on Feb 8, 2019 and Jan 18, 2012. Some storms bring snow, and some bring ice.
What a deck visit involves:
Our single-car driveway visit with front walk and steps starts at $240, and the two-car version starts at $360. Seasonal plans start at $600 for single-car and $900 for two-car, each covering up to 4 visits. Visits beyond the limit are half the per-visit price. An ice plan add-on starts at $455 per season.
Call 206-809-9669 to ask about your deck.
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.
Reduces the heavy load wet snow places on the structure; protects stain and sealant from gouging; adjusts technique for cedar or composite boards; prevents meltwater from refreezing in joints; keeps elevated outdoor space usable