Year-round property care from a local crew that shows up on schedule, the same faces every visit.
Madison is home for us, and it is where Snow Mow and More does most of its work. From the near-west and Nakoma to the east side, Monroe Street to Middleton's edge, we mow, plant, build and plow across the whole city. Being based here means we know Madison's clay soils, its lake-effect snow off Mendota and Monona, and how our neighborhoods actually live.
You get a local crew that is minutes away, the same faces every visit, and text updates so you always know your property is handled, whether that is a summer mow or a driveway cleared before your morning commute on the isthmus.
Weekly & bi-weekly mowing, edging, fertilizing and aeration
Learn moreSeasonal & per-storm plowing, blowing and pet-safe ice control
Learn moreMulch, decorative rock, planting and full yard renovations
Learn morePaver patios, stone walkways and retaining walls built to last
Learn moreSpring & fall leaf removal, bed cleanups and gutter cleaning
Learn moreA capital city on an isthmus between two lakes has its own quirks: heavy lake-effect snow bands, tight older lots downtown, and clay soils that need the right base under a patio and the right timing for aeration. A crew that works Madison every week, in every season, knows all of it. That is the difference between a property that thrives and one that is always playing catch-up.
City of Madison plows handle the streets. Your driveway, your walks and the public sidewalk in front of your property are on you, and the city puts a deadline on clearing that sidewalk after a snowfall. That is the gap we fill: residential snow & ice removal on a route that runs storm after storm, from the isthmus and the near east side out through the west side, and commercial snow removal for Madison storefronts and lots that have to be open on time.
Madison winters do not do single storms, they do stretches. A seasonal spot on the route means you never call, never wait, and never grab a shovel at 6am.
Madison plows the streets. Everything else on your property is yours: the driveway, the walks, and the public sidewalk running across your frontage. The city asks for those cleared by noon the day after the snow stops falling.
That deadline is tighter than most people expect. A storm that ends overnight has to be cleared before lunch the next day, which is awkward if you leave for work at seven. Madison does not issue a warning first, and if a sidewalk is still buried when the inspector comes back, city crews clear it and bill the property owner for the work on top of the citation.
Put it on a route and the clock stops being your problem. We clear drives, walks and entries, finish with a pet-safe ice melt, and you get a text when your property is done. See how our snow and ice service works, or compare the seasonal plans.
Madison sits between Mendota and Monona, and the lakes make the west and near-east sides behave differently in the same storm. Isthmus lots are narrow with tight terraces and nowhere obvious to put the snow, so where a pile goes matters as much as moving it. Older near-west streets have mature terrace trees and hard-packed walk edges, and the newer far-west and far-east subdivisions have long open driveways that drift.
We run seasonal and per-storm service, go out at a set trigger depth, and stay on call around the clock through a snow event. On heavy storms that means more than one pass, so you are not dug out once at 6 a.m. and buried again by noon.
The towns in this cluster sit minutes apart and every one of them runs a different clock on sidewalk clearing. Madison gives you noon the next day. Cross a city line and the rule changes, which is worth knowing if you own more than one property around Madison.
By noon the day after the snow stops. That is the city rule for the public sidewalk across your frontage, and it applies whether the snow ended at midnight or at nine in the morning.
Eventually, and you pay for it. Madison re-checks after a citation, and if the walk is still not clear, city crews do the work and bill the owner. The clearing cost is separate from the citation.
Yes. Walks and entries are part of the job, which is the part the city actually enforces. We finish with a pet-safe ice melt on walks and entries.
Yes. Per-storm clearing is available based on availability, but seasonal customers get priority on the route, which is what matters when a storm ends at four in the morning.
Call or text for a fast, honest quote. Most quotes same day, and the same trusted crew every visit.