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Priority Snow Service from Washington Snow Removal covers driveways, front walks and steps in Roy, Pierce County. Service starts at 1 inch of accumulation. Roy sees snow on the ground about 4 days a year, so most winters call for only a few visits.
We are based in Bothell, WA, and we are licensed, bonded and insured. Pricing is posted up front. A single-car driveway with front walk and steps starts at $240 per visit. A two-car driveway starts at $360. Call 206-809-9669 to set up service.
Sources: NOAA and National Weather Service records for Roy, 2005–2026.
Roy does not get snow often. The average season brings 6.2 in, but the median season brings only 3.1 in. About 73% of winters have at least one day with 1 inch or more. Heavy-snow days of 4 in or more average just 0.18 a year.
Big storms still happen. Jan 15–19, 2012 dropped 12.9 in, with 8.3 in on the biggest day. Feb 5–6, 2017 brought 9.9 in, and Feb 9, 2019 put down 7.4 in in a single day. A priority plan matters most in those rare events.
Freezing nights are more common than snow. Roy has about 42 from October through April, so ice can be a bigger problem than depth.
Seasonal plans are priced from Roy's snow history, about 1.82 plow visits in an average season. Visits beyond a plan's limit cost 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.
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