Keeping You Moving. Beyond Expectations.
We clear residential driveways so you can get to work even when your side street stays buried for days.
Snow in Roy is rare, but it is not absent. An average season brings 6.2 inches, and a typical season brings only 3.1 inches. When a storm does arrive, driveways are the first thing homeowners need cleared.
Washington Snow Removal, based in Bothell, WA, plows driveways in Roy. We are licensed, bonded and insured. Single-car visits start at $240 and two-car visits start at $360, both including the front walk and steps. Call 206-809-9669 to set up service.
Sources: NOAA and National Weather Service records for Roy, 2005–2026.
A driveway visit in Roy covers the driveway, the front walk and the steps. We start at 1 inch of accumulation. Roy sees 1 inch or more of snow on only 1.8 days a year, so visits are infrequent. Snow is on the ground about 4 days a year.
Big storms do happen. Feb 11–15, 2021 brought 15.4 inches, with 7.1 inches on the biggest day. Jan 15–19, 2012 brought 12.9 inches, and Feb 9, 2019 dropped 7.4 inches in one day. Those events are why a driveway plan is worth considering even in a low-snow city.
Ice is the more regular issue. Roy has 42 freezing nights between October and April, so a clear driveway can still glaze over. Deicing is available separately.
Seasonal plans are priced from Roy's snow history, about 1.82 plow visits in an average season. Visits beyond a plan's limit are 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.
Restores vehicle access when neighborhood streets remain impassable; protects your apron from the frozen berm left by passing plows; handles sloped grades that ice over quickly in the shade; matched to your specific surface type; minimizes wear on your car’s tires and drivetrain