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Snow removal cost estimator by inches of snow The price of removing 6 inches of snow ranges between $65 and $110, and most companies will charge a fee of $30 for every 6 inches of additional snowfall. So, for example, if you have 9 inches of snow, you can expect to pay between $95 and $140.

Your rate can either be by the square foot, per hour, per inch of snow, or per push. For example, say your rate is 40 dollars an hour, and you'll have to account for the labor costs of two workers working on the area for two hours. Your rate x number of workers x number of hours = your cost of snow removal service.

Sometimes, for example, kids are reluctant to set a fee for their services, and adults often end up over- or underpaying. It's better to agree on both the fee and the job upfront. I'd say that for shoveling snow, $10 to $20 makes sense as a starting point for most jobs.

Residential vs. Commercial Snow Removal Pricing FrequencyResidentialCommercialPer Hour$25 ? $75$50 ? $200Per Visit$30 ? $100$60 ? $150+

Snow Shoveling The typical shoveling cost is $25 to $50 per hour, $50 to $150 per event, or $40 to $100 per visit. This method makes it easier to clean small areas; therefore, it will be useful if there is not much snow to clean or the area to be cleaned is not very large.

What to Include Parties' Names. Service Provider. Client. Term. Service Description. Driveways. Parking Lots. Walkways/Sidewalks. Rooftops. Snow Event. Property Description. Payment. Amount ($) Instructions. Retainer (if any)

In fact, ing to the Ontario Occupiers' Liability Act, the city is responsible for the sidewalk's maintenance, not the property owner. Most municipalities, however, have by-laws in place requiring the homeowner to clear their sidewalks within a given period of time.