Ace Hardscaping LLC
Hardscaping firm that also removes snow, with patios, walkways and retaining walls as its main work. Founded in 2024, it serves Lowell, Wyoming and Kentwood.
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Snow removal firms and roofers.
In Grand Rapids, snow clearance is not only about getting your car out of the driveway. The city's sidewalk snow ordinance makes clearing ice and snow the property owner's responsibility, and the full width of the sidewalk must be down to the concrete within 24 hours after a snowfall ends. If a sidewalk is left uncleared after the City notifies the owner, a City contractor may clear it at the owner's expense. Streets are handled under seasonal parking restrictions, which let crews sweep and plow in fall and winter. So when you hire a plowing or snow removal service, ask whether the job covers the sidewalk as well as the driveway, and whether they will finish within that 24-hour window. Get the scope in writing: which areas, how they respond after a snowfall, and who to call if a section is missed. Ask about insurance too, and keep piles of snow clear of the street and catch basins.
Hardscaping firm that also removes snow, with patios, walkways and retaining walls as its main work. Founded in 2024, it serves Lowell, Wyoming and Kentwood.
Plows and clears parking lots, private roads, driveways and sidewalks, and moves snow piles off site. Operating in Holland since 2011, it also de-ices.
Adds snow plowing to its weekly mowing under one year-round plan with seasonal contracts. It covers Allendale, Grandville, Hudsonville and Jenison.
Beyond window cleaning, the firm plows snow and controls ice. Roof cleaning, soft washing and gutter cleaning are also offered, and it serves Grand Rapids, Rockford, Sparta and Walker.
Winter brings snow plowing, removal and salting to its residential landscape work. It covers Grandville and Walker, and provides free estimates.
Open around the clock, every day, this family-owned tree firm has operated since 1988. It also plows snow, handles salting and ice control, and offers emergency service.
Founded in 2020, the company pairs plowing and salting with lawn mowing and edging. It works in Grand Rapids, Comstock Park, Belmont and Marne.
Established in 2024 in Caledonia, it also offers weekly lawn mowing and spring and fall cleanups. Snow plowing and residential sidewalk shoveling are part of its winter work.
HVAC repairs are its core work, and it also plows snow. Family-owned for over 20 years, it serves Holland, Zeeland, Hudsonville and Grand Haven.
Open around the clock, every day, it clears snow from residential and commercial properties, and its lawn work includes mowing, trimming and seasonal cleanups.
Commercial snow and ice management covers parking lots, alongside landscape design and lawn mowing. It serves Wyoming, Kentwood and Hudsonville, and is open Monday to Saturday.
Plowing and ice control sit alongside landscape design, fertilizer and weed control. Comstock Park and Grand Rapids are its towns.
Irrigation repairs and landscaping sit beside its snow plowing and salting, and it runs around the clock, every day. Rochester, Troy and Clarkston are among its service towns.
Aeration, overseeding and mosquito control sit alongside its winter snow and sidewalk work. In business since 2018, it works in Wyoming and Greenville.
Snow removal and salting for business properties sits alongside its landscape design work. Service areas include Grand Rapids, Grandville, Holland and Zeeland.
Winter work covers residential and commercial snow clearing, plus salting and de-icing. Founded in 2019, it also handles irrigation maintenance and storm debris clearing in Cedar Springs and Belmont.
Open evenings and Saturdays, it handles snow removal and sidewalk clearing alongside mulch installation and regular lawn maintenance. It serves Grandville, Hudsonville and Jenison.
Since 2000, the company has cleaned windows and done commercial snow and ice management. Plowing and salting keep entrances open across Grand Rapids, Wyoming, Holland and Kentwood.
Residential and commercial lawn care and snow plowing are offered with single-service or seasonal options. Belding, Rockford and Wyoming are the towns it serves.
Snow removal sits beside its lawn mowing and fertilization work. Its towns include Wyoming, Kentwood, Walker, Caledonia and Byron Center.
Lawn care service whose website lists snow plowing, snow removal and sidewalk clearing.
Lawn care service whose website lists snow plowing, snow removal, sidewalk clearing and salting and ice control.
Lawn care service whose website lists snow plowing and snow removal.
Since 1979, it plows and removes snow and handles ice control. Its service areas span Ada, Lowell, Walker and Kentwood.
Operating since 1984, it has offered commercial plowing, sidewalk clearing and snow hauling. The business is family-owned and also handles ice management and deicing.
Family-owned, this Newaygo tree firm also offers snow plowing alongside tree trimming and stump grinding.
Sidewalk clearing is one of its snow jobs, along with plowing, removal and salting. It is based in Marne and serves Grand Rapids.
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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.
Yes. The City's ordinance makes clearing ice and snow the property owner's responsibility. The full width of the sidewalk must be cleared down to the concrete within 24 hours after a snowfall ends. If you hire a plow service, check that the sidewalk is included in the agreement. City of Grand Rapids (source, opens in a new tab)
The City may send its own contractor to clear it, and the work is done at the property owner's expense. A contract that names sidewalk clearing and a response time after each snowfall helps you avoid that outcome, so ask for it to be written down. City of Grand Rapids (source, opens in a new tab)
It should list the areas cleared, such as driveway, walkways and sidewalk, and say what snowfall triggers a visit. It should also state how the work is charged, how soon after a storm crews arrive, and who is responsible for damage. Ask for proof of insurance and keep a copy.
Compare like with like: the same areas, the same trigger for a visit, and the same timing after a storm. Ask whether salting or ice treatment is included, how they handle a missed spot, and whether the quote covers the whole season or each visit. Ask each business the same questions.