Landscaping GreenExperts Victoria
Family-owned, the company clears snow in Victoria and also handles retaining walls, paver patios and tree removal. It is open Monday to Saturday.
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Snow removal firms and roofers.
Snow in Victoria is rare, but it can be heavy when it comes. Environment Canada's 1991–2020 normals for Victoria Airport list an extreme daily snowfall of 64.5 cm in December, 29.2 cm in January and 26.4 cm in February. That means a single storm can leave you with a driveway and a sidewalk to clear with little warning. The city's Streets and Traffic Bylaw requires businesses and residents to clear the sidewalk in front of their property by 10 a.m. after a snowfall, and a fine applies for each ticketed offence, per day. When you hire someone for plowing or snow removal, ask whether the sidewalk is included in the job, and what time they can reach you after snow stops. Ask for the service terms in writing, including how they handle repeat visits during a multi-day snowfall. For roof snow removal, ask about safety equipment and insurance before anyone goes up.
Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada (source, opens in a new tab)
Family-owned, the company clears snow in Victoria and also handles retaining walls, paver patios and tree removal. It is open Monday to Saturday.
Open 24 hours, every day, the family-owned firm offers snow plowing, salting and seasonal contracts for properties in Victoria.
Snow plowing, snow removal and salting for stratas, apartments and businesses in Greater Victoria, Sidney and Langford, alongside irrigation and landscaping. Founded in 2010.
Snow removal and salting are among its jobs, with service in Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey and Delta. Locally owned, it also handles lawn mowing, pruning and landscape design.
Also serves Metro Vancouver
Clears lots, sidewalks and entrances, and returns after a storm to deal with refreezes. Salting and ice control are also offered, with free estimates, in Victoria and Langford.
Covers snow plowing, sidewalk clearing and salting in Langford and Victoria, alongside year-round grounds maintenance for commercial and strata properties.
Snow removal is one of its jobs, alongside lawn and garden maintenance for homes and strata properties across Greater Victoria. Open seven days a week.
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In the December 2025 windstorm about 90,000 BC Hydro customers lost power, and Victoria was named among the hardest-hit areas. BC Hydro said trees and branches were more susceptible to wind damage after several years of drought.
BC Hydro's report on the December 20 windstorm says more than 750,000 customers lost power, and nearly 350,000 (about 80 per cent of customers) were on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. It also notes the 2006 windstorm hit Vancouver Island.
Put it in a written contract: the work, price, deposit, start and finish dates, warranty, permits and clean-up. Paying cash to skip it leaves you no recourse.
Ask about liability insurance and workers’ compensation cover before anyone works on your roof or property.
Get written quotes from at least three contractors for the same work, and check references from recent clients.
Victoria's Streets and Traffic Bylaw requires businesses and residents to clear the sidewalk in front of their property by 10 a.m. after a snowfall. A fine applies for each ticketed offence, per day. If you hire a crew, confirm that the sidewalk is included and that they can finish before that time. City of Victoria (source, opens in a new tab)
Environment Canada's 1991–2020 normals for Victoria Airport list an extreme daily snowfall of 64.5 cm in December, 29.2 cm in January and 26.4 cm in February. Snow is not frequent, but a heavy day is possible, so it helps to know who you would call before it arrives. Environment and Climate Change Canada (source, opens in a new tab)
Ask for the areas covered, such as the driveway, walkways and sidewalk, and what triggers a visit, such as a snowfall depth. Ask about timing, how repeat visits are handled, where snow will be piled, and who pays for damage. Get all of it in writing before work starts.
Compare like with like: the same areas, the same trigger for a visit and the same response time. Ask whether the business carries liability insurance, and whether it is a one-time clear or a seasonal arrangement. A lower quote may leave out the sidewalk or repeat visits.