
Pricing
Per-run pricing, set for your property
One flat price per run, set for your property after a site walk. A run is about 2–3 inches cleared.
How we charge
One flat price per run
- Every property gets its own flat per-run price.
- A run clears roughly 2–3 inches of accumulation.
- Bigger storm? More runs at the same rate — no bracket jump.
40+ Years
Locally Owned
24/7
Automatic Service
Flat Rates
We fixed the per-inch pricing problem
Storm Discounts
No one else has heavy storm discounts
What you get
Budget the winter, don't chase contractors
- Fixed per-run pricing — know the cost before winter starts.
- Fixed hourly rates for loaders, skid steers and crews.
- One contractor for plowing, salting, walks and hauling.
- Automatic 24/7 dispatch — no phone call needed.
FAQ
Commercial snow removal questions
- How much does commercial snow removal cost in Baltimore?
- Every property gets its own flat rate, per-run price — so you can budget the winter instead of guessing at it.
- What counts as one service run?
- A run is roughly two to three inches of accumulation cleared. A larger storm is simply more runs at the same rate you already agreed to. This fixes the expensive per-inch bracket jump.
- Do I have to call when it snows?
- No. Service is automatic 24/7. We monitor the forecast and dispatch crews on trigger depth, day or night, so your lot and entrances are cleared.
- Do you service residential driveways?
- Sorry, No. We focus exclusively on commercial properties — office parks, industrial sites, warehouses, medical, retail, apartments and HOAs.
- What areas around Baltimore do you cover?
- Baltimore Metro area. Tell us your location and we'll let you know if we can service it.
- Do you handle de-icing and sidewalks too?
- Yes. Pre-storm anti-icing, granular and liquid de-icing, dedicated sidewalk and entrance crews, snow stacking and off-site hauling all run on one plan for your site.
Ready before the first flake
Lock in per-run pricing for this season
Send your property details. We walk the site and quote one fixed per-run rate.
