When you need snow hauled
- Piles are taking up parking your customers or tenants need
- Stacks block drivers' view at entrances and exits
- Melting piles are refreezing across walkways and drive lanes
- Your site has little or no room to stack snow
- After a large storm or several back-to-back events
How it works
We load snow with wheel loaders into dump trucks and haul it to an approved dumping site. Hauling is usually scheduled overnight or during slow hours to keep your lot open, and we can stage equipment on site during heavy stretches when your property allows it.
Hauling is billed by the hour for equipment and trucks, or quoted as a fixed price for a defined area. It can be added to any seasonal plowing contract.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the snow go?
Hauled snow goes to an approved snow dump site, never into streets, storm drains or waterways.
How long does hauling take?
It depends on how much snow there is and how far the dump site is. A typical retail lot can often be hauled in one overnight shift.
Do I need hauling every winter?
Not always. Sites with plenty of room to stack snow may only need hauling after large storms. Tight urban lots and loading areas often need it several times a season.
Can hauling be added to my plowing contract?
Yes. Hauling can be added to any seasonal or per-event plowing agreement and billed separately by the hour or as a fixed quote.
Areas served
Waterloo · Cedar Falls · Cedar Rapids · Iowa City · Des Moines · St. Louis, MO · Omaha, NE · Kansas City, KS · South Bend, IN