01 — Entries
Walks, steps, porches
The path from the street to the door, including the steps people actually use. Edges stay neat. The mailbox does not get buried.
Colorado Springs
All the snow.None of the bull.
Driveways, sidewalks, steps, lots, decks, and the winter chores that keep a house usable. Machine where it fits. By hand where it does not. Price before we start.
- Every kind of snow removal
- Winter house services
- Quote before the truck rolls
- Springs and the close towns
Snow removal
Whatever the storm left on the property.
Full clears and the one strip you actually need. We do not sell a package you did not ask for.
02 — Lots
Storefronts and lots
Small commercial lots and the sidewalk in front of them. Open before customers show up, not sometime tomorrow.
03 — Ice
Melt, scrape, refreeze
Front Range storms melt, then lock up. Powder gets pushed. Ice gets scraped and treated so the walk is not a rink by evening.
04 — House
Decks, side doors, wood
The jobs a plow never sees: deck boards, the side door, the generator, the woodpile, the route the dog already knows.
- Driveway, apron, and turnaround
- Sidewalk to the street
- Walks, steps, and porch
- Commercial lot or storefront
- Hand shovel — gates, pets, tight spots
- Roof-edge rake, single story
- Overnight storm route
House services
The rest of the property, not just the driveway.
A cleared apron does not help if the garage door hits a berm, the steps are glass, or nobody can reach the trash. These are the house jobs we do in the same visit.
- Ice melt and scrape
- Mailbox, packages, and trash day
- Garage door clearance
- Deck, patio, and firewood path
- Vehicle dig-out
- Entry and downspout ice
- Senior or mobility-first stop
- Vacation-home storm check
How a job goes
Four steps. No dispatch theater.
01
Email the address
Contact opens straight to [email protected]. Say where, and what needs to be clear.
02
Get a number first
You hear the price before anyone rolls. If the storm changes the job, we say so before extra work.
03
We clear it
Blade on the open ground. Shovel at the gates, steps, and anything a truck would wreck.
04
Photo when it's done
You see the property, not a vague “all set.” If something is still blocked, it is not done.
Where we run
Colorado Springs, and the towns we actually drive.
Further out? Email anyway. You get a yes or a no the same day — not a “let me check with the office.”
- Old North End
- Downtown
- Broadmoor
- Ivywild
- Cheyenne Mountain
- Rockrimmon
- Briargate
- Powers
- Stetson Hills
- Cimarron Hills
- Security-Widefield
- Fountain
- Manitou Springs
- Black Forest
- Falcon
- Monument
- Peyton
Straight answers
Do you plow, shovel, or both?
Both. Open ground gets a blade. Gates, beds, steps, and anything close to a house get done by hand. We do not ridge the neighbor’s walk to save ten minutes.
Is there a seasonal contract?
Yes, if you want a route spot for the winter. One-off storms are fine too. Either way the scope is written down before the first push.
What about roofs?
Single-story eaves, from the ground, to knock weight and the start of an ice dam. Steep pitches and anything that needs a roof crew — we will say so, and we will not pretend.
Can you just do ice?
Yes. Scrape and melt without a full clear if that is the whole job. Common after a Chinook day in the Springs.
Do you store my request on this site?
No. The contact link and the form both open your email app to [email protected]. Nothing is saved here.
Contact
Email the job. We answer the job.
The contact link opens [email protected]. Use it bare, or fill this in and we will drop the details into the same email.
[email protected]