Commercial Lots & Drives
Parking areas, entrances, loading zones, and the drive lanes that have to be open before your people show up.
Seasonal Service · Indiana & Ohio
Snow & Ice Management
Commercial properties don't get to close because it snowed. We keep lots, entrances, and long rural drives open through winter — same crews, same equipment, different season.
Scope
What we handle
Private Roads & Long Rural Drives
Gravel drives, shared private roads, and farm access that a municipal plow will never touch.
Ice Control & Salting
Pre-treat ahead of a storm and re-treat on refreeze. Applications logged per visit.
Storm Response & Haul-Off
Multi-pass storms, stacked snow relocated off drainage and sight lines, hauled off when the site runs out of room.
Pricing
What snow work costs
Snow work starts at $150 for the smallest driveway. Commercial lots run $250–$25,000 by size, and commercial pricing covers a set period of time. These are ranges, not quotes — salting and haul-off are priced on top.
Residential driveway
$150–$300
per push
Private road or long rural drive
$300–$1,500
per push
Small commercial lot (up to ~20 spaces)
$250–$2,500
per push
Medium commercial lot (~20–50 spaces)
$1,000–$8,000
per push
Large commercial lot (50+ spaces)
$3,000–$25,000
per push
Salting / ice control
$150–$2,500
per application
Seasonal contract
$2,500–$100,000
per season, small–mid commercial
Haul-off & stacking
$5,500–$25,000
per event
These are working ranges, not a quote. Lot layout, obstacles, trigger depth, and where the snow has to go all move the number — your agreement carries the real figure before the season starts.
Why us
Why the same crew that clears your land plows it
We already know the property. We know where the drainage runs, where the culverts sit, where the shoulder gives out, and where the equipment fits without tearing up turf or catching a curb under six inches of snow.
A plow contractor seeing your site for the first time in January is guessing. We're working from the same ground we cleared, graded, or mowed in the summer — so the stacked snow ends up somewhere that won't flood the lot in the thaw.
Seasonal agreements
Three ways to set it up
Per push
You pay each time we clear the property. Straightforward in a light winter, more expensive in a heavy one.
Seasonal
One agreed amount covering the whole season, however it turns out. Predictable for a budget; we carry the weather risk.
Per event
Billed by the storm rather than the pass, including the follow-up cleanup and ice control the same event needs.
Every structure is a signed agreement before work starts — trigger depth, priority order, salting, and haul-off all in writing. Rates depend on the site, so we set them after we've walked it.
Get on the route
Request a snow quote
Tell us the property and how you want it billed. We come back with a written number — for seasonal work, a signed agreement before the first storm.
Questions
Straight answers
Get on the route before the first storm
Seasonal routes fill up. Earlier is cheaper and easier for both of us.
Contract opportunities welcome — commercial, municipal, utility, and developer work.
See contract work