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Snow Removal <\/h4>\n

Snow removal and snow plowing are often confused. Many businesses mistakenly use them interchangeably, but there is a distinct difference.<\/p>\n

Snow removal refers to removing all of the snow from a property, not just pushing the snow from roads and driveways into piles. Snow removal relies on heavy machinery such as front-end loaders and dump trucks to clear sidewalks, curbs or or areas where snow piles have accumulated from plowing. <\/p>\n

How Much Does Snow Removal Cost <\/h4>\n

The cost of snow removal depends on the size of the property, the amount of snow and your geographic area. It is common to see rates of $50 to $100 per hour for each piece of heavy equipment used. Business owners should sign a contract with a snow removal company before winter begins to lock in a rate for the season and ensure prompt service. <\/p>\n

Snow Removal Pros <\/h4>\n