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Family-owned since 2000, this pest control and window cleaning business also takes on snow removal. It serves Kennewick, Richland and Pasco on weekdays and gives free estimates.
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Snow removal firms and roofers.
Snow in the Tri-Cities is uneven from one winter to the next. Kennewick's Snow & Ice Control page describes winters with no snow accumulation at all and others with over fifty inches of measurable snow, across more than 670 lane miles of streets. That swing shapes how you hire. In a mild year you may need no one, and in a heavy one a plow or shovel crew may be booked quickly, so it helps to arrange service before the first storm. Kennewick also puts the sidewalk along a property on the owner, and asks that snow go into the yard, not the street, and that driveway snow not be thrown into the street. Before you hire, ask how the crew will handle your driveway snow and whether they will clear the sidewalk. Ask what triggers a visit, how they treat roof snow if you need it, and get the terms in writing. Confirm who is responsible if something is damaged.
Family-owned since 2000, this pest control and window cleaning business also takes on snow removal. It serves Kennewick, Richland and Pasco on weekdays and gives free estimates.
Snow removal is offered alongside its irrigation and pump work, for residential, commercial and agricultural properties in Kennewick. The company is open Monday through Saturday and gives free estimates.
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Kennewick's Snow & Ice Control page says the city has over 670 lane miles of streets. It describes winters ranging from ones with no snow accumulation to ones with over fifty inches of measurable snow.
Benton PUD states that its average outage restoration time is 2 hours.
The Washington State Climatologist reported that mean December 2022 temperatures were well below normal statewide, with especially large anomalies in eastern Washington, among the top ten coldest Decembers on record.
Office of the Washington State Climatologist (source, opens in a new tab)
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.
Kennewick says owners of homes and businesses are responsible for clearing the sidewalks along their property. If you hire a plow or shovel crew, make sure the sidewalk is named in the agreement, since the duty stays with you as the owner. City of Kennewick (source, opens in a new tab)
Kennewick asks that snow be shovelled into the yard, not the street, and that snow from a driveway not be thrown into the street. Tell any contractor this before the first visit, and ask where they plan to pile the snow on your lot. City of Kennewick (source, opens in a new tab)
Ask for the areas covered, such as driveway, walkway and sidewalk, and what snow depth triggers a visit. Get the timing, how roof snow is handled if included, who pays for damage, and how you are billed, all in writing before the season starts.
Compare like with like: the same areas, the same trigger depth, and the same response expectations. Ask each company about insurance and whether they work by the storm or by the season. A lower quote may cover less, so read what is left out.