Snow Pusher Service

What This Service Involves

Snow pushers mounted on loaders or skid steers are built to move big volumes of snow across the open expanses of commercial parking lots. Unlike an angled plow that casts snow to the side, a pusher carries the load straight ahead, which is highly efficient for the wide Western Washington lots that fill with heavy wet snow. We use pushers to consolidate snow into designated piles with fewer passes, cutting the time a lot stays partly blocked. The containment sides keep dense snow from spilling, so cleared lanes stay clear the first time.

Benefits

Large-volume clearing built for wide open lots; Straight-ahead carrying that beats angled plowing on big surfaces; Fewer passes to consolidate heavy wet snow into piles; Containment sides that keep cleared lanes clean

Our Process

1) Match pusher size to the lot and host machine; 2) Carry snow in straight runs toward designated pile areas; 3) Consolidate the load into stacks with minimal spillover; 4) Clean up edges and treat cleared pavement

What Affects the Cost

Size and openness of the lot being cleared; Snow depth and weight per pushing run; Distance to consolidation and pile areas; Number of passes to fully clear the surface; Deicer applied to the finished lot

Best Time of Year

Snow pusher service is in demand throughout the lowland snow season from late November through February on large commercial lots.