Emerald Lawn & Landscaping Services
Since 1989, the company has cleared snow and treated ice on sidewalks and parking lots, and it also provides emergency response services.
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Snow clearance in Flint
Snow removal firms and roofers.
11 pros in Flint
Snow removal in Flint comes with a rule that affects how a contractor works. Under the city's code of ordinances, it is unlawful for anyone engaged in snow removal to deposit snow, ice or slush on a city sidewalk or in the right-of-way. That means a plow driver clearing your driveway cannot simply push the pile into the street or onto the walk. The city's own plan also sets expectations: the Street Maintenance Division aims for "safe roads, at safe speeds" rather than bare roads, and sends crews to all six city areas when more than four inches of snow accumulates within 24 hours. So city plows will not necessarily clear everything, and your driveway is still yours to manage. When you hire, ask where the contractor will put the snow from your property, and make sure the answer keeps it on your lot. Ask how they handle the end of the driveway, what triggers a visit, and whether the agreement covers roof snow separately from plowing. Get these points in writing before the first storm.
Krow Kutters Lawn Care & Snow Removal
Focused on commercial snow removal in Flint, the property management company plows parking lots, shovels walkways and salts concrete and asphalt surfaces. Free estimates are offered.
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H&M Landscaping LLC
Family-owned since 1985, the landscaper offers snow removal alongside landscape design and maintenance, serving Flint and Swartz Creek. Free estimates are offered.
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Wistuba Outdoor Services LLC
Swartz Creek-based, the family-owned company offers residential and commercial snow removal plus salting and ice control. It operates on weekdays only.
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Cost Cutters Lawn & Landscape
Since 2014, the company has plowed snow, removed it and applied salt for ice control in Flint, Davison and Grand Blanc. Open seven days a week into the evening.
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J&B Trailer Sales & Service
Sells new snow plows from its Clio location, with financing available and a 20 year warranty offered.
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Curbco Inc
The construction firm takes snow removal and seasonal contracts in Flint and Swartz Creek, and also handles pavement and building repair work. Operating since 1985, it keeps weekday hours.
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Envious Landscape & Construction
Based in Fenton, the landscaper plows and removes snow and handles salting and ice control, serving Linden and Holly too. It has been in business since 1998 and offers financing.
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Heritage and Company, Inc.
Headquartered in Holly and established in 1988, the company focuses its snow work on commercial sites, including snow and ice management for property managers.
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Atlas Outdoor
Sidewalk clearing sits alongside plowing and salting here, with the landscaper based in Flint and serving Holly. Financing is available.
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Ultimate Turf, Inc.
Plows and removes snow in Flint and Grand Blanc, alongside its lawn care and fertilizing work. Open on weekdays.
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What to know in Flint
The National Weather Service Detroit/Pontiac office's Flint climate report uses the 1991–2020 normal period. Its December 17, 2025 report gives normals for that day of a 34°F high and 22°F low, and 5.7 inches of snowfall for December 1–17.
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Before you hire
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.
Questions about hiring in Flint
Can a plow contractor push snow onto the sidewalk or street in Flint?
No. Flint's code of ordinances makes it unlawful for anyone engaged in snow removal to deposit snow, ice or slush on a city sidewalk or in the right-of-way. Ask any contractor where they will stack snow from your property, and have the answer written into the agreement. City of Flint Code of Ordinances (source, opens in a new tab)
Will the city plow clear my street down to bare pavement?
Not necessarily. Flint's Street Maintenance Division says its plan aims for safe roads at safe speeds rather than bare roads. Crews go to all six city areas when more than four inches accumulates within 24 hours. Plan for your driveway separately. City of Flint (source, opens in a new tab)
What should a snow removal quote or contract include?
Look for the service area on your property, what snowfall triggers a visit, how many visits are covered, where snow will be piled, and whether walkways and roof snow are included. Ask about insurance and how storms are handled when several happen close together.
How do I compare quotes from different snow removal providers?
Compare like with like: the same areas cleared, the same trigger for a visit, and the same terms for seasonal or per-visit service. Ask each provider about insurance and about damage to lawns or pavers. A written quote makes differences easy to see.