Snowed in before work. Who's plowing you out?
If the answer is "me, with a shovel, before I shower", this page is for you.
What it costs, by driveway
- 1 car, season$425
- 2 cars, season$550
- 3 cars or 75 ft+, season$750
Season price covers up to 12 plow visits of up to 10 in each. Per visit is billed after the visit, with a $55 minimum.
Alarm at 5, or a driveway that's already done


- The 5 a.m. shovel
- The plow guy who "will get to you"
- The wall at the end of the driveway
A pass instead of a scramble
- Pick your driveway size1 car, 2 cars, or 3 cars or 75 ft+. We plow at 2 inches or more.
- Hold your spot for $100The deposit comes off your season price. The $100 deposit is fully refundable until December 1, when the balance is due.
- Storms happen, you sleepYour pass page shows each visit as it is done. We don't promise a clock time, and pass holders go first.
The shoveling risk
Cold weather puts extra strain on the heart. If you have heart disease or high blood pressure, follow your doctor's advice about shoveling snow.1 The American Heart Association says that with known or suspected heart disease or risk factors, you should get someone else to do your snow removal.2
Get plowed out this winter
We text you back to confirm. Nothing is charged and no slot is held until you say yes.
Questions
Will you be there by 6 a.m.?
We don't promise a clock time. Storms differ, and pass holders go first. What you get is a season set up before the first storm, so you aren't the one calling around at 5 a.m.
What if I only want walks and steps done?
See the walks and steps plan at /seniors-snow-shoveling/. Walks are cheaper when added to a plow visit.
How do I pay?
$100 holds your spot and comes off the season price. The balance is due December 1. The $100 deposit is fully refundable until December 1, when the balance is due.
Sources
Each number above links to the passage it relies on. Checked November 1, 2026. We are a snow and lights contractor, not a medical source.
- CDC, Stay Safe During and After a Winter Storm
Cold weather puts an extra strain on the heart. If you have heart disease or high blood pressure, follow your doctor's advice about shoveling snow or performing other hard work in the cold.
- American Heart Association, snow shoveling and heart health
If you have known or suspected heart disease or risk factors for heart disease, get someone else to do your snow removal for you!
