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Snow Removal, Costs & Contracts, what do you pay, what is best

Deanna McCormick
  • Minneapolis, MN
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So with winter almost here I'm interested in hearing what's best for snow removal.

Do you  contract for the season?

Do pay entire season up front or monthly with contract rate?  by snow fall amount?  or by trip?

What's your average cost per snow removal plowing. 

I know some have HUGE complexes but just wanting a idea of maybe like a lot size equivalent to service like area of 3 homes next to each other.. 

Thanks, but I don't want or intend to buy a plow. 

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Ronald Perich
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Ronald Perich
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My guy charges $200 to plow and salt after 2". I have 25 spaces and front and back sidewalks. He also happens to be my grass mower, so he gets my business all year round

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