Snow plowing in Tyngsborough, 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.
Tyngsborough snow rules you should know
- Parking
- Town storm alerts say a winter parking ban is in effect on all town roads during storms, and police ticket and tow vehicles parked on public ways that block snow removal. In Feb 2026 the town also closed parking in all town-owned lots and said cars there would be towed. No fixed seasonal dates were found, so check with the town.
- Sidewalks
- Check with the town. No resident sidewalk-clearing rule was found. Article 38 of the town by-law bars putting snow, beyond incidental amounts, on a public sidewalk, street or way the town has already cleared; the fine is $50 for the first offense and $100 for each one after.
- Alerts
- The town links to Smart911 emergency alert signup and its Notify Me subscription service, and posts storm notices on its news page and social media. Sign up or check.
Checked Oct 2026. Sources: tyngsboroughma.gov/329/Winter-Emergency-Snow-Inf, tyngsboroughma.gov/CivicAlerts.asp?AID=299
We are not the town. Rules change, so confirm with Tyngsborough 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 Tyngsborough
| 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 Tyngsborough
Tyngsborough sits on the New Hampshire line and is split in two by the Merrimack River. The land is rolling hills, fields and woods with lakes and ponds, and the 2021 master plan describes mostly single-family homes. Large lots are common, which can mean longer drives to clear. The town plows over 80 miles of road.
When a big storm comes, the town issues a parking ban for all roads and closes its municipal lots to parking. Police ticket and tow cars on public ways that block snow removal. That puts pressure on every household to keep cars off the street, and a clear driveway makes that possible. The town also asks residents not to plow, blow or throw snow back into the road. Article 38 of the town by-law adds that no one but town workers may put snow, beyond small amounts, on a street or sidewalk the town has already cleared, with fines of $50 and then $100.
A plow service working for you has to follow those rules on your property. The street plow comes through after the storm and leaves a bank at the end of the drive, so the apron often has to be cleared last. Timing the final pass after the street is plowed saves a second trip. If you live on the east side of the river near Pawtucket Boulevard, or near Lake Mascuppic or Flint Pond, ask your plow service how it handles the end of the drive after the town plow passes.
Neighborhoods and areas we serve
- Town CenterThe town center near Flint Pond is where the town hall and library sit.
- East side of the Merrimack (Pawtucket Boulevard area)
- Mascuppic Lake area
- Flint Pond area
Good to know
- The town page says snow plowing covers 80-plus miles of road; the 2021 master plan says the Highway Department maintains more than 94 miles.
- Article 38 of the town by-law bars putting snow on a street or sidewalk the town has already cleared, with $50 and $100 fines.
- The town asks residents not to plow, blow or throw snow back into the roadway.
- Questions about plowing go to the DPW at 978-649-2310, not 911.
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 Tyngsborough
Own a triple-decker, a condo association or a small lot in Tyngsborough? 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 Tyngsborough
How much does snow plowing cost in Tyngsborough?
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 Tyngsborough?
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.
Is there a winter parking ban in Tyngsborough?
Town notices say a winter parking ban is in effect on all roads during storms, and police ticket and tow cars on public ways that block snow removal. We could not find fixed seasonal dates, so check with the town.
What is the fine for putting snow in the road in Tyngsborough?
Article 38 of the town by-law sets $50 for a first offense and $100 for each one after for putting snow on a street or sidewalk the town has already cleared. The town also asks residents not to push snow back into the road.
Do you plow long driveways in Tyngsborough?
Yes. Large lots can mean longer drives. We would clear the main drive first and finish the apron after the town plow goes by.
Also plowing near Tyngsborough
- Snow plowing in LowellBorders Tyngsborough to the south-east.
- Snow plowing in DracutBorders Tyngsborough across the Merrimack River.
- Snow plowing in ChelmsfordShares a border to the south.
- Snow plowing in WestfordBorders Tyngsborough to the south-west.
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