Seasonal snow pricing is one fixed amount for the winter, sometimes with a cap or surcharge over a set storm total; per-push bills each plowing; per-event bills each storm. Seasonal protects the budget in a heavy winter like Providence's record 2025-26; per-push saves money in a light one.
Updated November 11, 2026
The pricing model is a bet on the winter. Pick the one your budget can live with.
| Model | Best when | Watch for |
|---|---|---|
| Seasonal | Budget certainty matters | Caps or surcharges over a set snowfall |
| Per push | You'll take the risk for savings in a light year | How a "push" is defined |
| Per event | Simple storm-by-storm billing | How long events and multi-day storms are counted |
Ice treatment is often priced per application. We don't publish prices.
Depends on the winter.
A limit on included snowfall or events, with extra billed above it.
Some contracts use seasonal plowing plus per-application salt.
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