Davis & Company
Founded in 2015, the excavating contractor is family owned and offers snow plowing and snow removal. It serves Lansing, Okemos, Perry and Williamston.
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Snow removal firms and roofers.
Snow clearance in Lansing is tied closely to the power grid. The Lansing Board of Water & Light has shown how a single severe storm can overwhelm the system: after the Thursday-night storm of August 2023 it had restored power to over 20,000 homes and businesses, with about 9,500 customers still without power, and it called this its largest emergency mobilization to a storm. When a winter storm knocks out power, people reach for generators, and the utility's guidance says never to run one inside the home or garage and to keep it at least 20 feet from the house. That matters when you hire. If a crew will be working around your property during an outage, ask where they plan to park equipment and whether they will leave the area around your generator clear. Before you hire for plowing, driveway clearing or roof snow removal, ask for the company's insurance details, a written scope covering when they plow and how deep the snow must be, and how they handle damage to lawns, edges or gutters. Check that a roof crew works with fall protection and keeps clear of power lines.
Source: Lansing Board of Water & Light (source, opens in a new tab)
Founded in 2015, the excavating contractor is family owned and offers snow plowing and snow removal. It serves Lansing, Okemos, Perry and Williamston.
Family owned, the firm focuses on residential snow removal and salting in Eaton Rapids, Charlotte, Potterville and Dimondale. Open Monday through Saturday.
Gutter cleaning is the core trade here, with snow removal and ice dam removal added. Open seven days a week, with shorter hours on Sundays.
Roofing, siding and gutter work sit alongside snow plowing and seasonal contracts. Family owned, it also notes that financing is available.
The tree service handles snow plowing alongside storm tree damage work in Lansing, East Lansing, Grand Ledge and Okemos. Estimates are free, and the firm is family owned.
Emergency service is available, and the business is open 24 hours a day, every day. Snow plowing, salting and ice control sit beside storm tree damage work.
Holt-based, the lawn and landscape firm focuses on commercial properties, with snow plowing, deicing and sidewalk clearing. Lansing is also in its service range.
Open around the clock, every day, the company also handles storm tree damage and tree removal alongside snow removal. Its towns include Okemos, East Lansing, DeWitt and Haslett.
Based in DeWitt, the firm offers snow removal alongside lawn care, landscaping, hardscaping and grading. Its service area includes Grand Ledge, Williamston, Holt and Mason.
Snow removal and salting sit beside mowing, fertilizing, mulching and light tree trimming. Estimates are free for Lansing properties.
Spanish service is offered, and the firm has more than 13 years in the trade. Snow plowing, sidewalk clearing and ice control cover Lansing and Haslett.
Since 2017, the lawn and snow company has cleared driveways, access roads and parking lots for residential and commercial properties. Grand Ledge, DeWitt, Okemos and Holt are served, and the firm is closed Sundays.
Lansing-based landscaper, active since 2002, adds snow removal to lawn and landscaping work. East Lansing is also served.
Grand Ledge based, the company handles residential and commercial snow removal, sidewalk clearing and ice control. It serves Ingham, Eaton and Clinton counties.
Design work for landscapes sits alongside snow removal, which the firm offers in Lansing, Mason, Leslie and Haslett.
Operating since 2001, the company offers snow plowing, sidewalk clearing and ice control. Weekday hours only, in Eaton Rapids and Lansing.
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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.
Ask for it in writing. It should list the properties or areas covered, what snow depth triggers a visit, whether salt or sand is included, how you are billed, and the dates the season covers. Also ask for proof of insurance and how damage to your property is reported and handled.
Compare like with like: the same areas cleared, the same trigger depth, the same response time and the same season length. A lower figure may leave out salting or return visits. Ask each company how it handles a heavy storm when many customers need service at once.
No. Lansing Board of Water & Light says never to run a generator inside the home or garage, and to keep it at least 20 feet from the house. Tell any crew working near your driveway where the generator sits so they keep clear of it. Lansing Board of Water & Light (source, opens in a new tab)
No. Lansing Board of Water & Light says opening windows and doors will not prevent carbon monoxide build-up in enclosed spaces, and that high concentrations can kill in less than 5 minutes. Keep generators outdoors and away from the house, even while snow is being cleared nearby. Lansing Board of Water & Light (source, opens in a new tab)