Fall Landscaping LLC
Open around the clock, every day, the Leominster landscaper offers emergency service and snow removal, serving Marlborough and Leominster.
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Snow removal firms and roofers.
Snow clearance in Worcester comes with city rules that shape what you should ask for. Under the Sidewalk Snow Removal Ordinance, owners and occupants must clear and treat the sidewalks beside their property within 10 hours after snow stops falling (fact 1). The path must be 4 feet wide, and ramps at corners that abut the property must be cleared too (fact 2). The city also prohibits shoveling, plowing or snow blowing snow back into the street while clearing driveways and sidewalks (fact 4). Before you hire a plow or shoveling crew, ask whether the price covers the sidewalk and corner ramps as well as the driveway, and how quickly they reach you after a storm ends. Ask how they will handle the snow so it does not go back into the street. Because parking rules change when a snow emergency is declared (fact 5), agree on what happens if a car is in the way. Get the scope, timing and response in writing.
Open around the clock, every day, the Leominster landscaper offers emergency service and snow removal, serving Marlborough and Leominster.
Since 2015, the Worcester company plows snow and provides salting and ice control, with work scheduled on weekdays. Free estimates are offered.
Operating a truck fitted with a front plow and salt sander, the company clears snow across Worcester County, with service in English, Arabic and French. It is open seven days a week.
Family-owned since 2009, the Worcester firm also handles commercial snow and ice management for businesses and managed properties. Open seven days a week, it offers emergency service.
Roof replacement, siding, skylight and chimney work sit alongside snow plowing and removal here, with service in Worcester and Leominster. Financing is available.
Known mainly for sealcoating and line striping, it also takes on snow removal in Worcester, Webster and Oxford. Financing is available.
Emergency service is offered, with plowing, sidewalk clearing and salting and ice control in Leominster, Fitchburg, Lunenburg and Sterling.
Ice dam removal is among its winter jobs, alongside snow plowing and snow removal, with work across Massachusetts. Over 20 years in business.
Also serves Boston
Covering residential and commercial properties in Worcester, Ware, Brookfield and Barre, the firm plows snow, removes it and clears sidewalks. It is open Monday to Saturday.
Property management and services for HOA, condo and multi-family housing, with snow removal among its jobs in Worcester, Millbury, Auburn and Leominster. Open weekdays.
Family-owned, with residential and commercial snow plowing as well as sanding and salting, serving Worcester, Millbury, Auburn and Spencer. Open every day except Sunday.
Operating since 1982, the company clears parking lots and roofs, with commercial snow plowing and roof snow removal in Marlborough and Reading.
Also serves Boston
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Worcester's snow removal page says sidewalks must be cleared to a 4-foot wide path within 10 hours after snow ceases to fall. Ramps at corners that abut the property must also be cleared.
In Worcester, a permanent winter parking ban is in effect from December 1st through April 30th on Emergency Arteries, WRTA Bus Routes, and streets that are critical to the flow of traffic.
Worcester's winter weather page says there is no parking on one or both sides of the street between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. and anytime a snow emergency is declared. When a Declared Ban takes effect, parking is typically allowed on only one side of the street.
The National Weather Service in Taunton confirmed three tornadoes on June 1, 2011 in southwest and south-central Massachusetts. One damage path ran from Westfield to Charlton in Hampden and Worcester Counties, with a continuous damage path of approximately 39 miles.
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.
The city's Sidewalk Snow Removal Ordinance gives owners and occupants of residential or business property 10 hours after snow stops falling to clear and treat the sidewalks next to the property. If you hire a contractor, make sure the agreement covers this window, since the duty stays with you. City of Worcester (source, opens in a new tab)
No. Worcester's snow emergency guidelines say that shoveling, plowing or snow blowing snow back into the street while clearing driveways and sidewalks is prohibited by City Ordinance. Ask any crew where they will put the snow, and put that expectation in the written agreement before the season starts. City of Worcester (source, opens in a new tab)
Ask for a written scope listing what is cleared: driveway, walkways, sidewalk and corner ramps. It should state when service starts, such as the snowfall depth that triggers a visit, how often they return, whether salt or treatment is included, and how any damage is handled. Ask for proof of insurance.
Compare like with like. Check that each quote covers the same areas, the same trigger for plowing, the same response time after a storm, and the same treatment of surfaces. Seasonal and per-visit arrangements differ, so ask how each handles repeat storms. Check references and insurance before you sign.