Seasonal Snow Removal Contracts

The appeal of a seasonal contract is predictability: one number, agreed before the season starts, that covers however many storms actually come. In a heavy winter that can be a clear win over paying per visit. In a light winter, you may end up having paid for more coverage than you used — that's the tradeoff, and anyone who tells you a seasonal contract is always the smarter buy is skipping half the story.

What matters more than the sales pitch is the trigger depth written into the contract — the snow accumulation that obligates a crew to show up. A two-inch trigger means far more visits over a season than a four-inch trigger, and that difference should be reflected in the price and should be something you read and understand before you sign, not something you discover during the first storm.

What this usually involves

• Fixed seasonal price for driveway and walkway clearing
• Trigger depth spelled out in plain terms before you sign
• Coverage matched to your specific address and elevation
• Priority sequencing understood up front, not promised as a guarantee
• Explained against per-storm pricing so you choose deliberately

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