Snow removal

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Originally posted by chkolny541

My dad shovels snow religously, if there is so much as a dusting he is out there asap He will shovel snow while it snowing, 3 or 4 times an evening sometimes

I do that too... I just don't like shovelling 10 cm snow all at once. I once got home at 2 a.m. from drinks with friends and started shovelling before going in... haha...

[Sugarphreak]

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Originally posted by rage2

No doubt.

I went with several different "cheap" companies over the years. I've had companies disappear mid season, missed shovelling, just brutal. Last year, I paid up front for a contract with yet another small firm, no show first snow day. Called them, said they were having problems. By the 4th day, I had about 2ft of snow everywhere. No answer at all, and finally they emailed back saying their guys quit.

After receiving complaints from the city in the mail for having snow on my sidewalk a week later, went with a reputable company, cost me big $ to clear that first snow.

Not worth the savings going to smaller snow removal companies.

Last winter you had 2 feet of snow every where? Do you live in some snow black hole in the city because I don't recall even 6 inches on the ground at once last year.

[Sugarphreak]

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Haha was about to say, that post is old. I've been with yardworx for several years now. No issues.

[bjstare]

Originally posted by Sugarphreak


+1

Looking for a month to month snow removal company for this winter that will actually show up

http://www.perryslawnmaintenance.com/

They've been doing snow removal for my parents for a few years now. If I was ever over there on the weekend, I'd noticed that they usually show up first thing in the morning after a snowfall. They've showed up every time it snowed for the last few years, no misses to my recollection.