Saskatoon Snow Removal, Done Before You Are Up

It comes down to the size of the surface, how it is laid out, and whether you want a seasonal contract or a call per storm. A standard front driveway prices differently than a corner lot with a long walk and a back lane. Tell us the address and we will quote the actual property instead of an average.

Seasonal contracts have a trigger depth written into them, so clearing happens automatically once a storm passes it and you never have to call. If you would rather decide storm by storm, we do that too, though route customers get cleared first.

Overnight snow gets cleared through the early morning so driveways are open for the commute. A long storm that keeps falling gets a second pass once it stops, which is included on a seasonal contract.

Both, depending on the temperature. Salt stops melting ice once it gets deep into the minus twenties, which is a normal Saskatoon stretch, so below that we switch to sand and grit for grip. On newer concrete walkways we favour whatever will not chew up the surface.

Yes, and in Saskatoon the public sidewalk in front of your property is the part you are actually responsible for. The Sidewalk Clearing Bylaw gives residential owners 48 hours after a snowfall to clear it, and 24 hours if the property is non-residential. Most customers put the driveway, the front walk, and that sidewalk on one contract.

Yes. Small lots, condo and townhouse complexes, and shared walkways are regular work for us. Large industrial yards are a different equipment class, and we will tell you so rather than take a job we cannot service properly.