Snow plowing in Revere, 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.
Revere snow rules you should know
- Parking
- Parking is not allowed on streets signed No Parking during a declared Snow Emergency. Cars that block snow removal are ticketed and towed. The Public Works Superintendent can also post temporary no-parking signs for safety. The page does not say who declares an emergency or give hours or a fine.
- Sidewalks
- Check with the city. The city clears selected school routes, some downtown sidewalks and city property, and the winter page names no resident shoveling deadline or fine. It does say snow from driveways may not be pushed into the street (Ordinance 12.04.350).
- Alerts
- Revere posts on the city homepage and Revere 311 social media, sends CodeRED alerts by phone, text and email, and uses local radio, newspapers and community TV. Sign up or check.
Checked Oct 2026. Sources: revere.org/departments/public-works/winter-weath, revere.org/emergencies
We are not the town. Rules change, so confirm with Revere 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 Revere
| 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 Revere
Revere is a coastal city on Massachusetts Bay, and most of it is low and flat. West Revere is mostly residential, while Beachmont, Oak Island and Point of Pines sit closer to the water. Many homes are single- and multi-family houses on small lots, with apartment complexes and high-rises along the beach.
On the city's own winter page, Revere tells residents that plows push snow into driveways during curb-to-curb plowing and cannot lift the blade at each drive. Several passes can bury the end of the drive more than once. The city suggests clearing after plowing ends, or several times during the storm, and shoveling to the side the traffic is moving toward. Snow from driveways may not be pushed into the street, especially a street already plowed, and the city cites Ordinance 12.04.350 for that.
Parking matters here because streets are tight. During a declared Snow Emergency, cars are not allowed on streets signed No Parking, and the city tickets and tows cars that impede removal. Cars moved off the street leave room for plows, which means cleaner curbs and smaller banks at your drive. The city also asks you to keep 3 feet around trash and recycling carts and to clear the nearest fire hydrant. Some banks at corners are pulled back by the city for sight lines, but the bank at your own apron is yours to clear. For homes near the water, wet snow and slush freeze fast overnight, so clear down to the pavement and use ice melter on the walk. Check the city's page before each storm for any temporary signs on your street.
Neighborhoods and areas we serve
- Beachmont
- West RevereMostly residential.
- Oak Island
- Point of Pines
- Shirley Avenue
- Revere Beach Boulevard
Good to know
- Revere sits on Massachusetts Bay and is about 20 feet above sea level.
- Routes 1, 1A, 16, 60, 107 and 145 run through the city, and the Blue Line ends here.
- Trash and recycling carts need 3 feet of clearance from snow banks.
- The city asks children not to build forts or tunnels in driveway or cul-de-sac snow banks.
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 Revere
Own a triple-decker, a condo association or a small lot in Revere? 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 Revere
How much does snow plowing cost in Revere?
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 Revere?
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.
When can I not park on the street in Revere?
During a declared Snow Emergency, on streets signed No Parking. The city's street list and a map are linked from its winter weather page, and the DPW can add temporary no-parking signs.
Do Revere residents have to shovel the sidewalk by a deadline?
The city winter page does not state a deadline or fine for sidewalks. Check with the city before you rely on a number.
Can I push driveway snow into the Revere street?
No. The city says driveway snow may not be pushed onto the street, especially a plowed one, and cites Ordinance 12.04.350. Violators can be fined, amount not stated.
Also plowing near Revere
- Snow plowing in EverettBorders Revere on the west and shares the dense city street pattern.
- Snow plowing in MaldenBorders Revere to the west past Everett, with similar multi-family housing.
- Snow plowing in SaugusBorders Revere to the north along Route 1.
- Snow plowing in Lynn and NahantBorders Revere to the north across the Pines River on Route 1A.
- Snow plowing in ChelseaClose to Chelsea.
- Snow plowing in WinthropClose to Winthrop.
- Snow plowing in East BostonClose to East Boston.
All towns we serve · Before the first storm · Roof raking and ice dams