Residential Seasonal or per push
Your driveway and front walk cleared after every qualifying snowfall, so you can get out in the morning without picking up a shovel.
- Driveway, apron and front walk
- Steps and stoop shoveled
- Optional salting of walks
November – March Snow & ice management.
When the lawn goes to sleep, the same crew keeps your property open. Plowing, shoveling and de-icing for homes and commercial sites, with every storm monitored and crews out before the morning commute.
- Season
- November – March
- Trigger depth
- 2" residential · 1" commercial
- Monitoring
- Every storm, day and night
- Agreements
- Seasonal, per push or per event
Every storm, covered.
Once snow reaches your trigger depth, you’re on the route automatically. No calls, no waiting.
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01
Plowing
Driveways and parking lots cleared at your trigger depth, with repeat passes as the storm continues.
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02
Walks and entries
Sidewalks, steps, stoops and entries shoveled or blown clear, edge to edge.
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03
De-icing
Salt or ice-melt on walks and lots, with pet- and concrete-friendly options available.
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04
Cleanup push
A final pass when the storm ends, including the plow ridge at the end of the driveway.
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05
Refreeze checks
Return visits to treat melt-and-refreeze spots before they turn into ice.
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06
Spring turf repair
Any lawn edges scraped by the plow are raked and seeded in spring.
Storm response
How a storm plays out.
We watch every forecast through the season and stage crews and salt before the first flake. Routes are built so properties stay a short drive apart, which keeps response times tight even in a heavy storm.
Commercial sites get priority overnight so lots and walks are open before staff and customers arrive.
- Before
- Forecast monitoring; commercial lots pre-treated
- During
- Plowing at your trigger depth, repeated as snow builds
- After
- Cleanup push, walks finished, de-icer applied
- Next morning
- Refreeze checks and touch-up salting
Homes and commercial sites.
Same crews, same equipment, different priorities. Every agreement spells out exactly what gets cleared and when.
Commercial Seasonal agreements
Parking lots, sidewalks, entrances and accessible ramps kept open for staff, tenants and customers, with records to back it up.
- Overnight priority routing
- Time-stamped plow and salt logs
- Snow stacking and relocation
Snow questions.
What is a trigger depth?
The amount of snow that starts service, usually two inches for homes and one inch for commercial lots. Once a storm reaches it, you’re on the route without having to call.
Seasonal contract or per push?
A seasonal contract is a fixed price for the whole winter, which makes budgeting easy. Per-push pricing means you only pay for storms that reach your trigger. We’ll help you compare based on an average local winter.
Do you stake the driveway?
Yes. We place markers along drive edges and near beds in November so plows stay off the lawn once everything is buried.
When should I sign up?
October is ideal. Routes are planned before the first storm, and once they fill we may not be able to add new properties mid-winter.
Request a quote
Get on the route before it snows.
Send us the address and what you need cleared. We’ll reply within one business day with seasonal and per-push pricing.
- Call
- (608) 555-0142
- hello@mowedlawns.com
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 7am – 6pm
Saturday 8am – 2pm