Typical cost
$90–$212
Average $138
National price data from Thumbtack.
Most people pay $90–$212, about $138 on average. Enter your ZIP to compare free quotes from top-rated pros near you.
Most people pay $90–$212 for snow plowing. Compare free quotes from local pros below to see what your project will cost near you.
| Item | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Average one- to two-car driveway | $35 |
| Average two- to three-car driveway | $40 |
| Three-car, 150-foot driveway | $60 |
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Christopher P. says, “Highly recommend this team for yard cleanup and maintenance. They did a great job removing sprawling bushes from my walkway, trimming branches tangled in my fence, and mowing my overgrown lawn. Once I get HOA approval for full tree removal, I'll absolutely be booking them again.”
Paul R. says, “Responded promptly to my request for service. Came immediately the day after the ice storm and cleared many broken branches including two on the house and two on the car. Will definitely use again.”
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Most people pay $90–$212 for snow plowing, based on national price data from Thumbtack. The average is about $138. Small jobs can cost as little as $49, while large or complex ones can reach $411.
The biggest price factors are snow removal, residential snow removal, per-service rates, monthly rates, and discounts. Describe these details when you request quotes so each pro can price your job accurately.
In the "Per-service rates" comparison, average one- to two-car driveway is the least expensive at $35, and three-car, 150-foot driveway costs the most at $60.
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“Highly recommend this team for yard cleanup and maintenance. They did a great job removing sprawling bushes from my walkway, trimming branches tangled in my fence, and mowing my overgrown lawn. Once I get HOA approval for full tree removal, I'll absolutely be booking them again.”
“Responded promptly to my request for service. Came immediately the day after the ice storm and cleared many broken branches including two on the house and two on the car. Will definitely use again.”
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