Winter 2026–27 · Oct 15 – May 15
Snow removal in Laramie, WY
Driveways from $45 a push. Season plans from $395. We come out at 2 inches, and every push covers up to 6.
Season plans are limited so every route gets cleared.
How we price your driveway
Length × width = square feet
We measure with a rolling wheel. A 24 × 40 ft drive is 960 sq ft — the two-car tier, $60 per push.
Prices
All-in, up front, and the same price you'll see on your written estimate.
Commercial lots and hourly work are below. Outside Laramie adds $1 per mile.
Season plans
Oct 15 – May 15. Drift returns count as pushes. Sand and salt extra. Half due at signing or Nov 1, balance by Jan 1.
Single-car driveway
$395
Up to 12 pushes, then $45 each
Two-car driveway
$525
Up to 12 pushes, then $60 each
Large or three-car
$725
Up to 12 pushes, then $85 each
Sidewalk only
$395
Up to 15 visits, 100 linear ft; starts at 1 inch
Commercial lots & hourly work
Snow Removal questions
When do you come out?
Service starts at 2 inches of snow, and one push covers up to 6 inches. Sidewalk-only plans start at 1 inch. Deep snow (6 to 12 inches) is push +50%; over 12 inches is $130 per hour.
Where does the snow go?
Laramie code bars snow in the street, so we stack it on your property. Tell us where you want it.
How do season plans work?
Plans run Oct 15 to May 15 and cover up to 12 pushes (15 visits for sidewalk-only). Drift returns count as pushes. Half is due at signing or Nov 1, and the balance by Jan 1.
Does melt refreeze between visits?
It can. Call or text any time for sanding — sand and salt is $30 per application for a driveway and walk up to 1,000 sq ft.
Do you serve outside Laramie?
Yes, across Albany County. Outside Laramie adds $1 per mile, confirmed before your plan starts.
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