Snow removal in St. Catharines and Thorold.

Driveways, walkways and steps for homes, and common elements for condo and townhome corporations, in St. Catharines — including Merritton, Western Hill, the Haig and Glenridge near Brock University — and Thorold. Residential only — no commercial plazas or industrial lots, so the route is built around the places people live.

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Crew member in a hi-vis orange jacket at the top of a freshly cleared driveway, snow banked high on both sides, in front of a brick and stone bungalow

In writing

What your contract spells out

Trigger depth — how much snow falls before the crew is dispatched
What gets cleared: driveway, walkways and steps, and for managed sites, common-element sidewalks and parking areas
Ice treatment — whether salting is included or billed per application
The windrow — the ridge the municipal plow leaves at the end of the driveway
Visits per event, and what happens in a long or heavy storm
How you'll hear from us during an event, and who to call
Season start and end dates

For homeowners

Before the season, the things that matter on your property go into the scope — where the cars park, which door you use, what the crew should avoid. Then you stop checking the driveway at 6 a.m.

Get a quote for your home

For property managers

For a condo board or property manager, snow is the highest-risk service you buy. Everything that matters belongs in writing before the first snowfall.

A written scope per property — areas, trigger depth, ice treatment, response window
A pre-season site walk with you or your superintendent
One contact for every property on the route
Mid-season changes confirmed in writing

Snow removal for: condo and townhome corporations · apartment and multi-residential buildings · rental portfolios

Talk to us about your properties

Three times people call about snow

All three get the same answer: a site walk, a written scope, and a spot on the route.

Planning ahead

Renewing before the season? Ask for the contract structure, what's included, and how communication works during a storm.

First snowfall

Left it late? Call. If there's room on the route, you'll hear when we can start — not a form that goes nowhere.

Mid-season switch

Your current contractor missed a storm. Takeovers mid-season are normal: a site walk, a written scope, and you're on the route.

Switching snow contractors mid-season

If your current contractor missed a storm, you don't have to wait for spring to change. Mid-season takeovers are common, and they're straightforward.

You call, we walk the property, and you get a written scope. Once it's signed, you're on the route for the next event.

Check your current contract for a notice period first. Most seasonal contracts have one, and it's better to know before you switch than after.

How it works

From first call to first visit.

01
Tell us about the property
Call or send the form. A rough idea of what you need is enough to start.
02
We come and look
A walk of the site with you or your manager, so the quote reflects the actual property.
03
You get it in writing
Scope, frequency and price on paper. No pressure, no surprises later.
04
We do the work
On the schedule we agreed, with one person you can reach if anything changes.

Questions

Snow removal: common questions

Which areas do you cover for snow removal?

St. Catharines — including Merritton, Western Hill, the Haig and Glenridge near Brock University — and Thorold. Residential properties: single homes, and condo and townhome corporations. Close by and not sure? Ask — it's a quick answer.

What is a trigger depth?

It's the amount of snow that has to fall before the crew is dispatched. It's written into your contract, so you know exactly when to expect a visit — and when not to.

Do you plow commercial lots?

No. We only work residential properties: single homes, condo and townhome corporations, and small residential buildings. That keeps the route built around the places people live.

Can you take over from another contractor mid-season?

Yes. We walk the property, put the scope in writing and add you to the route. Check your current contract's notice period first.

Is salting included?

It depends on the contract. Either way, your written scope says whether ice treatment is included or billed per application — you won't find out on the invoice.

Do you clear the windrow at the end of the driveway?

The ridge the municipal plow leaves behind is listed in your scope, so you know whether it's cleared on each visit before the season starts.

Snow removal by town

Also from the same crew

Freshly cut backyard lawn with crisp diagonal stripes at a managed residential property in St. Catharines, with an above-ground pool and wood privacy fence behind

Lawn care & grass cutting

Grass cutting, trimming and edging on a schedule you don't have to chase.

A wooded backyard in Fonthill after a fall cleanup: lawn raked clear of leaves, a dirt path leading back to a small garden shed

Spring & fall cleanups

Leaves, beds, branches and winter debris cleared at both ends of the season.

Crew member cutting back overhanging tree branches with a pole saw beside a backyard fence at a managed property in Niagara Falls

Tree & hedge trimming, tree removal

Branches cut back, hedges shaped, trees taken down — and the brush hauled away.

Get a quote

Get a snow removal quote.

A home, a condo corporation, or a list of sites — same form. If it's more than one property, say so and we'll ask for the list.

Prefer to talk? (905) 325-0137

Email mikeescarpment@gmail.com