Sidewalk Shoveling

What This Service Involves

Even a few inches of wet Puget Sound snow makes a sidewalk hazardous and can leave property owners liable for injuries. Our crews shovel the full width down to the concrete, including corners and curb ramps that machines often miss. Hand work lets us clear right up to building edges and landscaping without damage. We finish by treating the walk so it does not refreeze once the shoveling is done.

Benefits

Full-width clearing to the concrete; reaches corners and curb ramps; careful work around edges and landscaping; reduces owner liability; treated finish to prevent refreeze

Our Process

1) We shovel the full walk width to the surface; 2) We clear corners, curb ramps, and tight spots; 3) We pile snow clear of the walking path; 4) We treat the walk against refreeze

What Affects the Cost

Length and width of sidewalks; snow depth per event; number of corners and ramps; frequency of service during a storm; treatment material included

Best Time of Year

Sidewalk shoveling follows every snowfall through the winter months.