Walk-behind blowers
Two-stage machines that cut through packed snow and throw it well clear of the walkway.

Core service
Walkways, steps and ramps cleared with blowers and hand crews, then treated against ice — because the most dangerous part of any storm is the last five steps.

Why walkways matter
Slips and falls are the most common winter liability on any property — and the easiest to prevent. Blown walkways, scraped steps and treated surfaces turn a dangerous morning into a normal one.
What gets cleared
A complete pedestrian plan maps every surface people touch on your property — including the ones you forget about.
Cleared and salted by hand — the first thing people step on.
Main walkways blowed to the pavement from the door to the sidewalk.
Accessible routes kept clear and treated to code.
Back doors, garbage routes and basement entrances.
The municipal stretch along your property, cleared to the boundary.
Where the driveway meets the road — plowed and salted, not left to ice.
The tools
Walkways need a different tool than driveways. Blowers lift and throw snow instead of packing it — so paths stay level, dry faster and ice up less.
Two-stage machines that cut through packed snow and throw it well clear of the walkway.
For longer runs and commercial frontages — fast, clean passes without compacting the surface.
Shovels, scrapers and ice chippers for steps, corners and the details equipment can't reach.
Salting follows every clear. Pedestrian surfaces are treated with ice melt after clearing — not just when the forecast says ice.
The walkway standard
We clear to the surface — not to a skiff of snow. Scraped-down walkways melt faster, freeze later and stay walkable through the deepest cold snaps.
See our work in the gallery


Ready when the storm hits
Add sidewalk clearing to any contract or book it standalone — quote in minutes.