Snow and ice management in the Treasure Valley
We would rather treat your lot before the storm than dig it out after. It costs you less and your tenants never see ice.
- Plowing is $125 for the first hour, $75 for each hour after. One hour minimum.
- Liquid ice melt is billed by the gallon we actually apply.
- You set the trigger: ice melt only, plow at one inch, plow at two inches, or a depth you choose.
- Treating a clean lot before snow falls uses considerably less product than treating snow that has already fallen.
- We do lots and drive lanes. We do not do sidewalks or play areas.
Why we want to be there first
Liquid ice melt on a clean lot does two things at once. It keeps ice from bonding to the pavement, and it takes far less material than treating a surface that already has snow on it.
Since we bill for the material we apply, a lot that stays ahead of the weather costs less over a season than one that gets rescued after every storm.
[PENDING: Confirm coverage figures and the exact percentage of material saved when pretreating.]Choosing what happens and when
Most snow contractors sell a contract and tell you what is in it. We let you set the trigger. A property manager with a small lot and light traffic does not need the same service as a medical office that has to be clear at seven in the morning.
Ice melt only
No plowing. We treat and keep it treated.
Plow at 1 inch
We show up once accumulation reaches an inch.
Plow at 2 inches
Same, at two inches.
Your number
Any depth you want to set. We respond as close to your trigger as conditions let us.
Plowing and ice melt pricing
| Plowing, first hour | $125 (One hour minimum) |
|---|---|
| Plowing, each additional hour | $75 |
| Liquid ice melt | By the gallon applied |
We bill honestly for time. If we are on your property for an hour and ten minutes, it is billed as one hour, not automatically bumped to two.
[PENDING: Confirm exact billing increment after the first hour for the contract.]Where our service stops
We plow and treat parking areas and drive lanes. We do not clear sidewalks, playgrounds, or similar small pedestrian areas. A property manager who needs sidewalks cleared finds out eventually, and finding out from our website costs nothing.
Frequently Asked Questions
We charge $125 for the first hour of plowing (which is our minimum) and $75 for each additional hour. Liquid ice melt is billed separately based on the exact gallons applied to your property.
You set the trigger. We can apply ice melt only, plow at one inch, plow at two inches, or wait until a specific depth you decide on.
No. We specialize in parking areas and drive lanes. We do not clear sidewalks, playgrounds, or pedestrian areas.
Yes. Treating a clean lot before snow falls requires significantly less liquid ice melt product than trying to treat a surface that already has snow bonded to it.
Yes, snow stacking is available as long as your property has a designated and safe area to pile it.
Contracts are finalized before the first storm hits, typically in September and October. Securing your spot early ensures your property is on our route when the weather turns.