Ninety-plus inches a year. A crew that is already out before you wake up. A driveway you can back out of at 6am.
Buffalo averages about 95 inches of snow a year and gets most of it in bands that drop a foot overnight. Snow plowing here is not a favor from a neighbor with a truck. It is a route, run on a trigger, with backups for the nights the lake really opens up.
We plow residential driveways on seasonal contracts across Buffalo and the first-ring suburbs, clear the walk and the apron the town plow leaves behind, and return for cleanup passes when the storm keeps going.
One flat seasonal price from November to April, plowed at a 2 inch trigger with return visits during long storms. No per-push surprises in January.
The town plow leaves a ridge across your apron every pass. We clear it, plus the front walk and the path to the side door, so you are not shoveling after we leave.
Leaves raked and hauled, beds cut back, gutters cleared of the maple debris and the lawn given a final low cut so it goes into winter clean.
Plow damage repaired, salt-burned edges raked and seeded, beds re-edged and the first mulch of the year laid down.
Siding, patios, walkways and fences washed at the right pressure for the material. It takes the winter grime off before the outdoor season.
Lake-effect snow is not a forecast, it is a band that sits over one set of streets for six hours. Orchard Park and Hamburg can get two feet while Amherst gets flurries. Our routes are grouped by town so the trucks are already in the band when it hits.
We stack snow where it will not block your sight line at the street, keep it off the neighbor’s side, and avoid the lawn edge so there is nothing to repair in April.
A flat seasonal price based on driveway length, whether we clear walks, and your town. We send written pricing in September and October. Contracts fill by early November most years.
At a 2 inch accumulation, typically overnight so the driveway is open before the morning commute. During long lake-effect events we make additional passes.
Our residential contracts are plowing and clearing. We can add ice melt on walkways for customers who want it, and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth it for your driveway.
No. Snow plowing is a Buffalo-area service only, because the routes need to be tight to work in a storm. For Rochester and Batavia landscaping see our sister site, kplandscaping.us.
Tell us the town and what the yard needs. We call back, walk it with you, and put the price in writing.