Snow removal
Snow removal here means the pile leaves in a dumpster. We set 25 and 30 yard cans on the ground. Your crew loads. We haul. We do not plow. We do not salt.
Why this is not a plow company
Most “snow removal” ads are a pickup with a blade. We are the truck after the blade is done and the pile has nowhere left to go. Same service as snow hauling — dumpsters, not plows.
How the pile actually leaves
- 1A pile exists — your plow, your loader, last week’s storm.
- 2You call (508) 737-6540.
- 3We drop dumpsters on the pad. A skid steer can load a 30. You do not need a triaxle-height machine.
- 4We haul 25 or 30 yards per load. We can stage extra cans so the loader keeps working while the truck dumps.
- 5Snow goes to our dump sites in the area, or to a dump you supply.
Why dumpsters
Hauling is by the hour. Extra dumpsters on the ground mean fewer trucks for the same capacity, especially when the dump is far. That is the cost side. The other side is height: a can on the ground is what a small loader can actually fill.
What it is not
- Not a seasonal plow contract.
- Not sidewalks, roofs, or driveways with a blade.
- Not salting.
Snow removal — FAQ
Is snow removal different from snow hauling?+
On this site, no. Removal is the search. Dumpsters and trucks are the job. The pile leaves after you load the can.
Will you plow if I also want the lot cleared?+
No. Hire a plow. Call us for the pile.
Can you take the snow if I only have a skid steer?+
Yes. We put the dumpster on the ground. That is the point.
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