Dominion Lawn and Landscaping LLC
Snow removal and ice melt sit within its yard care in Dayton and Englewood. It is open six days a week, and yearly maintenance contracts are available.
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Snow clearance in Dayton
Snow removal firms and roofers.
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Snow clearance in Dayton is shaped by how the city sorts its plowing and by who is responsible for the walks. Dayton prioritises 1,700 lane-miles of streets and highways, and residential streets come third, plowed and salted only when accumulation reaches 4 inches or more. That leaves your driveway and the end of it waiting longer than you might expect, which is why many households book a private plow. The city also says owners and tenants must clear the sidewalks beside their property, and asks that snow not be pushed into streets or onto sidewalks. Winter Storm Fern, which brought more than a foot of snow in January 2026, led to a local state of emergency, and WYSO reported a worker was killed when a plow backed over them in a lot. Before you hire, ask who clears the sidewalk as well as the drive, where the snow will be piled so it stays off the street, how the crew handles backing up on tight lots, and what happens when a storm is declared an emergency. Get the terms in writing.
Next Load Junk Removal and Hauling LLC
Locally owned since 2022, the company adds snow removal to its junk hauling in Englewood and Dayton. It works weekday evenings and Saturdays, and offers free estimates.
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Sower’s Lawn Maintenance
Family owned, it handles plowing, snow removal and salting in Dayton, Vandalia, Englewood and Clayton. Its hours fall on weekdays only.
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Weidner Landscape Solutions
Covering design, maintenance and snow removal, this landscape designer has been family owned since 2016. It works in Dayton, Vandalia, Tipp City and Troy, and is open Monday through Friday.
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Harleman Lawn and Landscaping
Hardscaping and drainage work sit beside snow removal at this Dayton company, which is open seven days a week.
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Professional Touch Tree Service LLC
Open around the clock, every day, this tree service also plows snow for residential and commercial properties. It covers Kettering, Tipp City and Huber Heights too.
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D&D LAWNPROS
Based in Waynesville, it plows snow and clears sidewalks across the greater Dayton area. It is open Monday through Saturday, and financing is available.
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Dunham’s Lawn Care LLC
Salting and ice control sit alongside snow removal at this Dayton firm. Free estimates are offered, and it works Monday through Friday only.
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Resurrection Lawn Care
Established in 2021 and family owned, this Clayton firm adds emergency service to snow removal and salting. Its areas include Englewood and Brookville.
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Monroe Grounds Maintenance
Founded in 2004, this Troy firm plows snow, clears sidewalks and offers seasonal contracts. Its hours fall on weekdays.
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Oakwood Lawn & Landscaping
In business since 1981 and family owned, the firm adds emergency service to its snow removal. It covers Miamisburg, Centerville, Springboro and Bellbrook, and offers a one-year warranty.
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Country Club Landscaping
Its on-call Winter Crisis Management program covers snow and ice removal for HOA communities, alongside landscape design and maintenance. It works in Kettering, Beavercreek, Bellbrook and Springboro.
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What to know in Dayton
The National Weather Service says official storm-total snowfall for the Great Blizzard of 1978 (January 25-27) was 12.9 inches in Dayton. Wind gusts reached 69 mph at Dayton, and blizzard conditions reached Dayton within a couple of hours of 1 AM on January 26.
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WYSO reported that a local state of emergency was declared in the Dayton area as Winter Storm Fern brought more than a foot of snow on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026. It also reported that a person died while working with a private plow company, when a snow plow backed over the worker while clearing a lot in the 600 block of St. Paul Avenue in Dayton.
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 Dayton
Who has to clear the sidewalk in front of my Dayton property?
According to the City of Dayton, property owners and tenants are responsible for clearing snow and ice from sidewalks next to properties they own or occupy. If you hire a plow company, make sure your agreement says whether the sidewalk is included, because the duty stays with you. City of Dayton (source, opens in a new tab)
When will the city plow my residential street in Dayton?
Dayton says it prioritises 1,700 lane-miles of streets and highways, and residential streets are the third priority. They are plowed and treated with salt when snow accumulation totals 4 inches or more. A private plow service can cover your driveway on its own schedule, so ask about trigger depth. City of Dayton (source, opens in a new tab)
What should a snow plowing quote or contract include?
Ask for the trigger depth that starts a visit, which areas are covered (drive, walks, steps, lot), and how often the crew returns during a long storm. It should say where snow will be piled, how damage is handled, and whether roof snow removal is separate. Get it all in writing.
How do I compare quotes from different snow removal companies?
Compare like with like: the same areas, the same trigger depth, and the same response time. Ask whether pricing is per visit or per season, and whether salting is included. Check that the company carries insurance, and ask how its crews work safely on small lots.