Residential snow removal on a Winnipeg driveway

Winter · Winnipeg

The plow comes through at 6am. So do we.

Residential and commercial snow and ice management on seasonal contract — cleared on a route, including the windrow across your apron, by crews who already know where your pavers and lighting are.

Dec – MarContract season
RoutedCleared without calling
West WpgPrimary coverage area
Same crewsWho maintain it in summer

Snow removal is not really a landscaping service. It is a logistics service that happens to involve snow — and the only thing customers actually judge it on is whether you showed up.

That is why we run it as a route, not a callout list. Contracted properties sit on a fixed sequence with a written trigger depth; when the snow passes it, the route runs and your driveway gets cleared whether you phoned or not. The morning after a big storm is exactly when a per-visit callout cannot be answered quickly, because everyone calls at once.

It is also why our coverage is deliberately concentrated in West Winnipeg. A route only stays reliable if it is tight. We would rather tell you we are not the right company for your address than add you and clear it late.

And the thing most people do not think about until March: the crew clearing your driveway in January is the crew that built and maintains your yard. They know where the paver edge, the curbing and the lighting heads are, because they installed them.

Snow route coverage

Where our snow routes run

Snow is concentrated in West Winnipeg so routes stay reliable in a real storm. Our design, build and property care work covers a much wider area.

  • St. James
  • Charleswood
  • Headingley
  • West St. Paul
  • Airport area
  • River Heights
  • Tuxedo
  • And nearby

Just outside these areas?

Coverage can be discussed, especially for commercial sites or properties next to an existing route. Call before the season and we’ll tell you straight whether your address works.

Call (431) 816-1387

Two ways to buy it

Seasonal contract, or take your chances.

We offer both. They are not the same product, and the difference only shows up on the worst morning of the year.

Seasonal contractRecommended

Your property joins a fixed route for the whole season at a known price. When accumulation hits the trigger depth, the route runs — no call, no negotiation, no wondering.

  • Cleared in every qualifying event, automatically
  • One seasonal price — budget it once, in October
  • Edges staked in fall so nothing gets clipped
  • Priority over callouts after a major storm
One-time clearing

A single visit, booked when you need it. Genuinely useful for a one-off — you are away, the blower died, a storm landed on a bad week — and honestly poor as a season strategy.

  • Fitted in after contracted routes are complete
  • Wait times are longest exactly when snow is worst
  • Priced per visit, so a heavy winter costs more
  • Best used as a backup, not as the plan
Coverage check

Snow removal primarily serves West Winnipeg so routes stay tight enough to be reliable. Call (431) 816-1387 and we will tell you straight away whether your address is on a route.

What gets cleared

Residential and commercial

Scope is written into the contract, so there is never a conversation in February about whether the back walk was included.

01

Driveway & apron

Full driveway plus the hard windrow the City plow leaves across the apron — the part that ruins a morning.

02

Walks & entrances

Front walk, steps and the path to the door, cleared to a width that is actually usable with hands full.

03

Ice control

Application on walks, steps and problem slopes where specified — the liability areas on any property.

04

Commercial lots

Parking areas, drive lanes, loading zones and building entrances, scheduled around your opening hours.

05

Snow relocation

When piles run out of room by February, snow gets moved rather than stacked into sightlines and parking stalls.

06

Landscape protection

Bed edges, curbing and lighting staked and marked in the fall so operators can see boundaries under snow.

Snow as part of the year

What changes when one company has the whole property.

Most of our snow clients are full-property care clients. It is not a package we push — it is just that the winter service works measurably better when the same company handles the other nine months.

01We know what’s under the snow

The paver edge, the curbing, the lighting heads, the irrigation box. We installed them, so nothing gets clipped by a blade in a whiteout.

02Fall sets up winter

The fall cleanup crew stakes the edges, blows out irrigation and cuts back what would be damaged by piled snow. Two visits, one intent.

03Spring fixes what winter did

Salt damage, plow scrapes, a lifted cap — found and handled in the spring cleanup instead of becoming your problem to chase down.

04One contract, one number

Cleanups, weekly care, planters and snow on a single seasonal agreement and a single point of contact, instead of four vendors and four invoices.

Snow can absolutely be bought on its own — plenty of clients do. But if you are already weighing up a care plan, this is the season where having one company on the property pays for itself.

See full-property care plans

How it works

Set it up in the fall, forget it until April

1

Coverage check & walkthrough

We confirm the address is on a route, then look at the driveway, walks, slopes and where snow can be piled without blocking sightlines.

September – November
2

Written contract

Scope, trigger depth, ice control and seasonal price, in writing. No per-storm surprises and nothing left to interpretation.

Before the season
3

Fall staking

Bed edges, curbing and fixtures marked so operators can see the boundaries once everything is white.

Late fall
4

The route runs you don’t call

Every qualifying snowfall, the route runs in sequence. You wake up to a cleared driveway and an apron that has already been cut through.

All winter

Snow contracts are set before the snow.

Routes fill in the fall. The best time to sort out winter is a warm week in September.

Word of mouth

Winnipeg homeowners on the work

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“We’ve used them for 5 years for snow removal and lawn maintenance. Always reliable, always professional. Best landscaping company in Winnipeg!”
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Snow questions

What people ask in October

Do you cover my area?

Snow removal serves West Winnipeg — St. James, Charleswood, Headingley, West St. Paul, the Airport area, River Heights, Tuxedo and nearby. Just outside that, it can be discussed. Routes have to be geographically tight to be reliable in a real storm, so we concentrate rather than spread. Call and we will tell you immediately whether your address works — and we will say no rather than take you on and clear you late.

Contract or per-visit?

Both are available. A seasonal contract puts you on a fixed route with a known price and automatic service at the trigger depth. One-time clearing gets fitted in after contracted routes finish — which, on the morning after a 25 cm storm, is a long time.

What makes the crew come out?

A snowfall trigger depth written into your contract. Once accumulation passes it, the route runs. You do not have to watch the forecast or phone us.

Do you clear the ridge the City plow leaves?

Yes. That compacted windrow across the apron is the single thing residential clients care most about, and it is part of a driveway contract.

Will your equipment damage the landscaping?

This is the strongest argument for using the company that built the yard. We know where the pavers, curbing, lighting and irrigation are, and we stake the edges in the fall so operators can see the boundaries under snow. Damage almost always comes from a contractor seeing the property for the first time in January.

Cleared before you’re up.

Let’s get you on the route.

Send us the address and we’ll confirm coverage, walk the property and put a written seasonal contract in front of you before the first snowfall.