Residential Snow Plowing

What This Service Involves

Puget Sound neighborhoods rarely see plows from the city, so a single overnight snowfall or freezing-rain glaze can trap a family car on a sloped driveway for days. Our crews run compact plow trucks and skid steers sized for tight residential aprons, garage approaches, and cul-de-sac frontage without tearing up lawn edges or landscaping. We prioritize the tire path and the flattest exit route so you can reach work, school pickup, or a medical appointment before the snow refreezes at dusk. Every push is timed around the wet-then-frozen pattern common west of the Cascades, where daytime melt turns to hazardous ice after dark.

Benefits

Compact equipment sized for narrow driveways and garage aprons; priority clearing of the exact path your vehicle needs; scheduling built around PNW melt-refreeze cycles; no damage to lawn edges, pavers, or irrigation heads; a real person answering when a surprise storm hits

Our Process

1) Confirm your driveway layout and where you need snow piled clear of the walk; 2) Dispatch a compact plow or skid steer as soon as accumulation reaches your trigger depth; 3) Clear the drive, apron, and a safe path to the door; 4) Return for a refreeze check if wet snow is forecast to ice over overnight

What Affects the Cost

Driveway length and slope; how tight the turnaround and garage approach are; gravel versus paved surface that changes blade height; whether an ice glaze needs deicer as well as plowing; distance from our staging route during a regional storm

Best Time of Year

Book before the first advisory of the season, typically November through February, since Western Washington snow arrives fast and crews fill quickly.