Heavy Snowfall Removal

What This Service Involves

Western Washington is known for dense, water-laden snow that locals call Cascade Concrete, and even a modest depth can be extremely heavy to move. Our plows, blowers, and heavy equipment are built to shift large volumes of this saturated snow quickly and safely. We stay ahead of the accumulation so it never has a chance to compact into an immovable mass. For properties facing a foot or more, mechanized clearing is the only practical way to keep up.

Benefits

Equipment matched to dense, wet regional snow; Fast removal of large accumulation volumes; Prevention of hard-packed, compacted layers; Reduced strain and risk versus manual shoveling; Capacity to handle a foot or more at once

Our Process

1) Deploy plows and heavy equipment sized to the snowfall; 2) Begin clearing early to prevent compaction; 3) Move accumulated snow to designated storage areas; 4) Treat cleared surfaces to slow refreeze

What Affects the Cost

Snow depth and moisture weight; Equipment class required for the volume; Where cleared snow must be relocated; Property size and obstacle count; Frequency of passes during the storm

Best Time of Year

The heaviest lowland snowfalls typically arrive with cold systems in January and February.