Plow Truck Service

What This Service Involves

Truck-mounted plows are the workhorse of large-scale snow clearing, moving the dense wet snow common to the Puget Sound lowlands far faster than hand crews can. We run trucks sized and blade-configured for the surfaces they serve, from tight residential drives to sprawling commercial lots. Because our regional snow is heavy and often mixed with slush, our operators are trained to work in stacked passes that keep piles off critical access points. Each truck carries deicer capability so plowed surfaces can be treated in the same visit to stop refreeze.

Benefits

Fast clearing of heavy maritime snow across large surfaces; Blade configurations matched to each property's layout; Stacked-pass technique that keeps piles clear of entrances; Same-visit deicing to prevent refreeze after plowing

Our Process

1) Assign a right-sized truck and blade to the property; 2) Plow drive lanes and primary access first to restore movement; 3) Stack snow in designated areas away from entries and drains; 4) Apply deicer to plowed surfaces before departing

What Affects the Cost

Property size and total drive-lane length to clear; Snow depth and moisture affecting plowing passes; Number of visits across a storm cycle; Designated pile space and haul-off needs; Deicer volume applied after each plowing pass

Best Time of Year

Plow truck service runs from the first lowland snowfall in late November through the last events of February and early March.