Snow plowing in Everett, MA: reserve your season pass
- 1 car$425
- 2 cars$550
- 3 cars or 75 ft+$750
12 plows included. $100 deposit holds your spot. Per plow: $55 / $70 / $95. We plow at 2 inches.
Everett snow rules you should know
- Parking
- Everett has no all-winter overnight ban. When the police chief declares a parking ban, cars may park only on the even-numbered side of the street in even-numbered years (odd side in odd years, snow season Nov 1 to Mar 31; the city says even side for 2026). Parking is not allowed on the main arteries (Broadway, Chelsea St, Ferry St and others the city lists). Cars on the wrong side or on an artery can be ticketed and towed. Residents with a parking sticker may use city lots during a ban. Fine amounts not read.
- Sidewalks
- The owner of land or a building next to a sidewalk must clear it, to at least 36 inches wide, within 12 hours of the city formally ending the snow emergency. The city guide says fines may be issued but gives no amount, and waivers are available for older residents and people who cannot shovel.
- Alerts
- The city uses flashing blue lights on main roads, its website and social media, robo-calls to registered residents, and Everett Community Television. Constituent Services at 311 or 617-394-2270 can answer questions. Sign up or check.
Checked Oct 2026. Sources: cityofeverett.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Sno, web.archive.org/web/2025/https://cityofeverett.c, web.archive.org/web/2025if_/https://cityofeveret, cityofeverett.com/resident-services/parking/snow
We are not the town. Rules change, so confirm with Everett before a storm. All 43 towns: parking ban and snow emergency rules.
What the pass covers
- 12 plows for the season. Each plow is up to 6 inches of snow.
- We plow when 2 inches or more has fallen. What a 2-inch trigger means.
- You get a text when we start and when we finish.
Cost in Everett
| Driveway | Season pass | Per plow |
|---|---|---|
| 1 car | $425 | $55 |
| 2 cars | $550 | $70 |
| 3 cars or 75 ft+ | $750 | $95 |
The pass costs less than paying per plow once you need about 8 plows. Pay $100 now, the rest on December 1. Per push or seasonal · Cost calculator
Plowing a driveway in Everett
Everett is one of the most crowded cities north of Boston. About 18,000 homes fit into roughly 3.4 square miles, and most of the city sits only a few feet above sea level, so it is flat. The problem here is not hills. It is space. Drives are short, lots are small, and there is often nowhere to put the snow.
When the city plows, it does curb-to-curb plowing, and the city guide says plows will push snow into driveways. The plow cannot lift its blade at each drive, so a bank lands at the end of the apron, often right after you cleared it. The city tells residents to wait until the storm and plowing finish before clearing the end of the drive, or to clear it several times. Shoveling snow back into the street is against the city ordinances.
The parking ban shapes your week too. In a declared ban, cars must move to the even side of the street in 2026, and the main arteries are closed to parking. Cars that move out leave streets open for plows, but cars left behind block them and can be towed. If you park in a drive, clear the whole drive, not only the part you drive over. Sidewalks in front of your home must also be clear within 12 hours of the city ending the emergency, so the end of the drive and the walk matter. Plan on two passes: one during the storm to keep the drive usable, and one after the city plow has finished. If the walk is yours to clear, do it in the same visit so the apron and sidewalk line up.
Neighborhoods and areas we serve
- Everett SquareTransit hub where several MBTA bus routes meet.
- Glendale Square
- Island End
- Gateway CenterBig-box retail district off Route 16.
Good to know
- Everett covers about 3.4 square miles of land and is about 10 feet above sea level, so there are no steep hills.
- Broadway (Route 99) is the main road; Route 16 crosses the south and Revere Beach Parkway passes through.
- After a declared snow emergency ends, owners have 48 hours to clean the snow off parked vehicles (Sec. 18-144).
- The city says reserving a cleared space with furniture or objects is not allowed and the objects will be removed.
How it works
Reserve
Pick your driveway size and pay the $100 deposit.
We confirm
We text you to confirm the driveway and where snow can go.
We plow at 2 in
You get a text when we start and when we finish.
Condos, landlords and small lots in Everett
Own a triple-decker, a condo association or a small lot in Everett? A season pass is for single homes. For buildings and lots we walk the site and send a written price. Landlords · Condo associations · Request a proposal
Questions about snow plowing in Everett
How much does snow plowing cost in Everett?
A season pass is $425 for a 1-car driveway, $550 for 2 cars and $750 for 3 cars or 75 ft+. Each covers 12 plows. Or pay per plow: $55, $70 or $95. The pass costs less once you need about 8 plows.
When do you plow in Everett?
We plow when 2 inches or more has fallen, once the snow stops. We do not promise a clock time because storms and routes vary. You get a text when we start and when we finish.
What happens after 12 plows?
Plows after the 12th are billed at the per-plow price for your driveway size: $55, $70 or $95.
Which side of the street do I park on in an Everett snow ban?
In a declared ban the city says to use the even-numbered side in 2026, and main arteries like Broadway are off limits. Wrong-side cars can be ticketed and towed.
How long do Everett owners have to shovel the sidewalk?
The city guide says within 12 hours of the city formally ending the snow emergency, and to a width of at least 36 inches. It says fines may be issued but does not list an amount.
Will the Everett plow bury my driveway after I shovel?
Yes, it can. The city guide says snow will be plowed into driveways during curb-to-curb plowing and suggests waiting until plowing is done to clear the end of the drive.
Also plowing near Everett
- Snow plowing in MaldenShares Everett's northern border and has similar dense two- and three-family streets.
- Snow plowing in RevereBorders Everett on the east along Route 16 and Revere Beach Parkway.
- Snow plowing in MedfordBorders Everett on the west across the Malden River.
- Snow plowing in ChelseaBorders Everett on the southeast with the same short, tight drives.
- Snow plowing in SomervilleClose to Somerville.
- Snow plowing in CharlestownClose to Charlestown.
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