6AM: We continued to track the lake effect band throughout the night. While it dipped into CNY on the radar, very little additional snow made it to the ground. The result was a total accumulation of 1 inch or less in all neighborhoods. With clear skies overhead, we will just turn our attention to the next one. Hope everyone is well!

1AM: Our managers have run through the whole territory and see 1 inch or less across all neighborhoods. So no plowing from the evening snow event. We will be keeping an eye on the lake effect band up north to see if it drops into Central New York later in the morning. Stay tuned!

Hey folks! We drove all over creation trying to find plowable snow. We barely found anything above an inch other than pockets of Baldwinsville. We will be plowing in Baldwinsville in the Village, the 370 Corridor, the River Road Corridor, and Radisson. And will keep our eyes to the skies for everywhere else. Stay warm, friends!

That snow just keeps trickling in! While some drivers are still cleaning up from our earlier runs, we will plan for another full run early this afternoon, to scrape down driveways that need it, and to push aside the town plow messes. Thanks everyone for your patience!

We were long overdue! We will be plowing overnight/early morning, with designs on having your driveways cleared in time for your Sunday morning activities. In the meantime, stay safe and warm!

OVERNIGHT PLOW! The snow built up a bit there so we decided to do a full overnight run, aiming to wrap up by morning. It has melted down quite a bit but provides a good opportunity for the drivers to get a safe practice run in. BE SAFE, CUSTOMERS! It’s slippery out there!

Tuesday 6PM: Our managers canvased the territory and observed roughly an inch of accumulation in driveways, give or take. We will be monitoring the radars, skies and drives throughout the next several hours, as more snow is anticipated. If our measurements reach that magic 3 inch mark, we’ll take care of you. Stay tuned!

We are officially on the clock and ready to rock! Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! (…or not. Not would be fine too.)

Hey friendly web page visitor! Sorry to say that our routes have reached capacity. We cannot entertain new requests for quotes, and we cannot activate any contracts that are still out for review. Apologies, but we must have a hard line here so that we can best service our existing customers. We hope to see you next year – just please try to reach us in August/September. Thank you!

Our routes have reached capacity, so we cannot entertain new requests for quotes/service this year. We hope you’ll reach out to us next year (please try again late summer to early fall). FOR EXISTING CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE NOT TURNED IN YOUR CONTRACTS YET, please do so NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 31. Thank you!

Hey folks! Just dusting off the ol’ website and realizing we haven’t posted anything in a while. Just wanted to say Hello. We are excited(?) about the upcoming winter, preparing our administrative, labor and equipment systems over at the office, trying to learn from some mistakes of season’s past, and generally working to be better and ready to serve you this season. Thanks in advance for your continued support!

Hey all! While Summer has arrived early, “plowing season” officially just ended April 10. Now that we are free to do repairs, the guys are making their way through to fix up lawns and collect stakes now. If you don’t see repairs done by the 20th or so, please let us know!

8PM UPDATE: While we are STILL working through the challenges of the daytime snowfall, we DO plan on coming out again overnight to plow anyone who needs it. Thank you for your patience!!

11:30AM: Accumulations are picking up, and it’s HEAVY stuff. We will be conducting a full plow this afternoon and into the evening commute.

9:00AM: Still less than half an inch in most driveways due to melt. We’re watching the system creep toward us from Albany!

-6:00AM: Snow just moving in from the east. Some driveways just turning gray.

-4:00AM: Driveways still blacktop.

-2:00AM: Earlier light flurries melted on driveways which warmed up during Monday.