- Now booking 2026 excavation and landscaping projects across the south metro.
- Now booking 2026 excavation and landscaping projects across the south metro.
A snow contractor that shows up before the storm does.
Most snow contractors wait until after the trigger depth, show up whenever they feel like it, and leave you scraping ice off your own sidewalk. We work on contract — you know the trigger depth, the response window, and the crew that’s assigned to your property before the season starts. Our dispatch team monitors weather 24/7 and our trucks roll before the accumulation hits, not after.
We handle residential driveways, commercial lots, sidewalks, de-icing, and emergency dispatch across the south metro — Shakopee, Prior Lake, Savage, Jordan, Belle Plaine. We own our equipment, employ our own crews, and don’t disappear in February.
Driveways, turnarounds, and aprons cleared on contract with a set trigger depth. We pre-treat before the storm and plow during the event so you never wake up stuck.
Dedicated walk-behind and shovel crews for sidewalks, stoops, and entryways. Salt applied on every pass. ADA-compliant clearing for commercial properties.
Full-lot plowing for retail, office, industrial, and HOA properties. We stack snow in pre-planned locations and keep fire lanes and accessible spaces clear at all times.
Bulk salt spreaders and liquid pre-treatment for lots, walks, and loading docks. We use the right product for the temperature so it actually works.
Steam-based ice dam removal for residential and commercial roofs. We clear the dam and the gutters without damaging shingles or flashing.
Our dispatch team monitors weather around the clock and rolls trucks the moment conditions hit your contracted trigger. Real-time GPS tracking so you know where your crew is.
We lock in your trigger depth, response window, and pricing before the first flake. No scrambling in November.
Our dispatch watches forecasts 24/7 and stages equipment based on predicted accumulation and timing.
Liquid brine or granular applied to lots and walks before the storm so ice can’t bond to pavement.
Trucks roll at trigger depth. Continuous passes through the event for contracts that require zero-tolerance.
Final pass, salt application, snow stacking to pre-planned locations, and walkway detail work after the storm ends.
A fleet sized for the worst night of the season.
We own every truck, loader, and spreader in the fleet — no rentals, no scrambling when back-to-back storms hit. Every piece is maintained in-house and GPS-tracked so dispatch knows exactly where every unit is, every pass.
We work across the south and southwest metro, from Minneapolis and St. Paul down through Prior Lake, Shakopee, and Jordan. If your property is in the region, there’s a good chance we’re already working nearby. Not sure if we cover your area? Call us. We extend for the right project.
The frequency depends on the severity of winter weather. Typically, we recommend scheduling service whenever snowfall exceeds 1 to 2 inches for residential properties and less for commercial spaces that require consistent accessibility.
While shoveling your own driveway or using a small snowblower may seem cost-effective, DIY snow removal can be time-consuming and hazardous. Professionals handle the job efficiently and safely, so you can focus on what matters most.
Both. Homeowners can choose per-storm service or a seasonal contract for reliable removal all winter. Commercial clients usually prefer recurring service tied to a snowfall threshold so their lot is clear before customers and employees arrive.
Yes. De-icing can be included with plowing and shoveling or scheduled separately. We use materials that work in cold temperatures while being mindful of your landscaping.
Yes. We provide commercial snow removal for parking lots, sidewalks, and entryways. Clear walkways are essential for customer and employee safety, and we keep your property accessible throughout the storm season.
We provide snow removal through the Minnesota winter season. Sign up before the first snow to make sure your property is on the route.
