Is it a seasonal contract or do I pay per visit?

Either. Most homeowners take the seasonal flat price so the bill is the same in a heavy winter. Per-visit suits a second property or a very short season. Both options come on the same quote.

What counts as a snowfall that gets cleared?

Whatever trigger depth your contract says. The standard is 5 cm; a 2 cm trigger is available and costs more because it means more visits. Freezing rain and drifting are handled under the salting terms.

Do you clear the city sidewalk in front of my house?

Where the municipality makes sidewalk clearing the owner's job, yes, it can be written into the quote. Where the city plows residential sidewalks itself, we leave it out so you are not paying twice.

Residential service

Residential Snow Removal in Toronto

One flat price for the winter, from your address and a couple of photos. Your driveway, front walk and steps get cleared once snowfall passes the trigger depth in your contract, and you get a time-stamped note after each visit.

Get a seasonal price Get a seasonal price

A flat seasonal price from your address and photos, confirmed on a quick site check before the first snowfall — the number does not move mid-winter.

Driveway snow removal: what this covers

Driveway cleared to the pavement, including the apron
Front walkway, steps and porch landing
City sidewalk along your frontage where the bylaw makes it your job
Optional salting or ice melt on walks and steps
Return visits when a storm keeps going past the trigger

How it works

1Send your address and photos of the driveway and walk
2Get a flat seasonal price with the trigger depth and salting spelled out
3Quick site check before the season to confirm the number
4Cleared after every qualifying snowfall, with a service note each time

Why this page exists

Most residential quotes in Toronto are a number and a handshake. Ours writes down the three things people argue about in February: the trigger depth, whether salting is included, and how you know we came. That is the whole contract on one page.

What affects the price

Driveway size — single, double, or a long shared drive
Walkway and steps — length, and whether they are shovel-only
Trigger depth — a 2 cm trigger means more visits than 5 cm
Salting — per visit or included for the season
Sidewalk frontage the bylaw assigns to you

Frequently asked

Is it a seasonal contract or do I pay per visit?: Either. Most homeowners take the seasonal flat price so the bill is the same in a heavy winter. Per-visit suits a second property or a very short season. Both options come on the same quote.
What counts as a snowfall that gets cleared?: Whatever trigger depth your contract says. The standard is 5 cm; a 2 cm trigger is available and costs more because it means more visits. Freezing rain and drifting are handled under the salting terms.
Do you clear the city sidewalk in front of my house?: Where the municipality makes sidewalk clearing the owner's job, yes, it can be written into the quote. Where the city plows residential sidewalks itself, we leave it out so you are not paying twice.