A. Prices can vary widely and are usually based on the amount of work, which takes into account the layout of the property, the size of the area to be cleared, and whether the customer, in addition to plowing, requests shoveling or snow blowing to remove excess snow from others areas. B. Remember, the least expensive service is not always the best service. Ask the contractor about additional charges and price options. Besides the quoted price, there are sometimes additional charges during large storms. After the snow reaches a certain depth, some snow-removal contractors charge by the inch, so you ll want to find out how the company calculates the size of the snowfall.
Some companies offer a fixed price for an entire season, regardless of the amount of snow.
B. Make sure you know the services you re getting. Find out exactly what s included in your quote. F. Make sure all of your questions and concerns are addressed. Ask for references and check them out. A. Ask for a business reliability report on the snow removal contractor you are planning to use.