Snow removal & plowing
Residential driveways and commercial lots around Marquette — seasonal contracts, per-push service, and hauling snow off sites that have run out of room.
Plowing for people who can't wait until Thursday
Winter here isn't an occasional inconvenience — it's five or six months of steady work. A business that can't open its lot loses the day, and a homeowner who can't get out of the driveway misses a shift.
We plow residential driveways and commercial properties, on whatever arrangement suits you: a seasonal contract so it's handled without you calling, or per push when you only want us out for the big ones.
- Residential driveway plowing
- Commercial and business lots
- Seasonal contracts or per-push service
- Widening back drifted and pushed-in banks
- Hauling snow away when the piles run out of room
- Clearing access for deliveries and equipment
Seasonal contract or per push?
Seasonal contract
One price for the season. We come when the snow hits the trigger depth — you don't have to call, and you're on the route before the people who wait until morning.
Best for: businesses that have to open on time, rental properties, and anyone who'd rather budget one number than guess at a heavy winter.
Per push
You pay for each visit. Good if you normally handle it yourself and only want help when a storm buries you or you're out of town.
Best for: homeowners with their own plow or blower, camps and seasonal properties.
Before the first snow
A few minutes in the fall prevents most winter headaches:
- Get on the route early. Routes fill up before the first real storm, and they're built geographically — once a route is full, it's full.
- Stake the edges. Mark the driveway edges, culvert ends, septic risers, landscaping and anything else that disappears under two feet of snow.
- Decide where it goes. Snow has to be pushed somewhere, and where it piles up in December affects where the melt runs in April.
- Tell us about tight spots. Low branches, retaining walls, parked vehicles and narrow turnarounds all change how a lot gets plowed.
Call in the fall to get on the list for the coming season.
Tell us what you need done
Call the office and talk to someone who has been on a job site, or send the details and we'll get back to you with a written estimate. No charge for the estimate.