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Snow removal: compare local pros.
Compare local snow removal companies by rating, years in business and availability. Most plow and blow driveways, shovel walks and steps, salt and de-ice, and many offer seasonal contracts and roof snow raking.
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Typical prices
Snow Removal · national averages
Driveway and sidewalk, per storm
$30–$70
Up to 6 inches of snow
$30–$100
Typical job (HomeAdvisor)
$50–$203
Roof raking
$200–$500
Typical, per visit
$30–$70
What they do
What snow removal companies handle
- Driveway plowing
- Sidewalk shoveling
- Salting & de-icing
- Seasonal contracts
- Roof snow removal
- Commercial lots
What it costs
$30–$70
per visit, national average · source: HomeGuide
- Driveway and sidewalk, per storm$30–$70
- Up to 6 inches of snow$30–$100
- Typical job (HomeAdvisor)$50–$203
- Roof raking$200–$500
- Seasonal contract$200–$600
- Seasonal contract (HomeAdvisor)$200–$700
Pricing
What changes the price
- 1Driveway length and width
- 2Snow depth and how often it falls
- 3Per visit or seasonal contract
- 4Walks, steps, salting and roof raking
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How it works
Hire snow removal companies in three steps
- 01
Describe the job
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Get matched with snow removal companies
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- 03
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Before you hire
How to choose snow removal companies
- 1
Ask what triggers a visit
Most contracts start at a set snow depth, often 2 inches. Know the number before the first storm.
- 2
Ask how fast they come
Find out when you'll be cleared after the snow stops, and whether contract customers go first.
- 3
Get the contract in writing
It should list the driveway, walks and steps, salting, and what happens in a season with heavy snow.
- 4
Ask about damage
Plows can scrape lawns, edges and pavers. Ask how they mark your property and who pays for damage.
FAQ
Questions about snow removal companies
Is a seasonal snow contract worth it?
In places that get regular snow, it often costs less than paying per storm and gets you on the priority list.
When should I book snow removal?
Before winter starts. Companies fill their routes early, and last-minute prices are usually higher.
Does snow removal include salting?
Not always. Ask whether salt or ice melt is included or billed per visit.
Is roof snow removal necessary?
Heavy snow loads and ice dams can damage roofs. A pro with a roof rake keeps people off a slick roof.
Does it cost anything to use Job Hound?
No. Job Hound is free for homeowners, and pros never pay for leads, so there is no lead fee baked into the price you are quoted.
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