Thanks For a Great 2024/2025 Winter Season!

Happy May Day! We went out a few more times in April, but between the warm temperatures and sunny days, we didn’t get too much snow this month, finishing out the season on the same note we seemed to carry all the way through. Some years are just like that- warm, light winters which give way to early springs and drier summers than we feel comfortable with. Other years, we get absolutely dumped on and the snow doesn’t finish melting until September (if at all).

With that in mind, as we look forward, we do want to remind you that anyone interested in booking an arbor project, reach out as soon as you can- we’ve already started some summer projects, and getting dead trees and slash removed as soon as possible is a great way to protect your mountain home this fire season. We all have to play a part in protecting our community and making our forest as safe as possible during what looks to be a very dry and hot summer in Park County.

Finally, we just want to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you. It is an honor to be trusted with your snow removal needs and we are thankful to have the best clients around. Thank you so much for your business and we look forward to providing the same high quality service you deserve next season!

Happy Summer!

April Snow Showers!

Looks like we finally got a storm worth talking about! We woke up to about 4 inches on the deck, with a steady storm dropping more all day long. The guys headed out this afternoon, and will continue the route through tomorrow. If you have any questions, please reach out to Christin or Carey.

On a different, sadder note- anyone who follows our Insta and Facebook pages will already know that last week we suddenly lost our dear friend and longtime employee Jessica Schulze. She’s been a cornerstone of this company for over 3 years, and we are completely devastated by her death. If you are able to, please consider donating to her family’s GoFundMe to help them as they navigate the next steps and try to help her young daughters in their grief. Thank you. <3

PRAISE THE SNOWY HEAVENS!

Woohoo! We finally got a big storm! (Well, big for this year, at any rate.) There’s no denying that it’s been a long dry spell around here, and it has all of us nervous about the coming Fire Season. Even when Breck was getting pounded, we would go check driveways and find dirt. But finally, after weeks of storm warnings that manifested as barely a dusting here, we ended up getting about 8 inches on Saturday (which translated into about 5 inches of accumulation). HALLELUJAH!

The guys set out early this morning to start the route. If you have 4” or more of fallen snow in your driveway, you will definitely see them. They’ll be out all day, so if you have any questions, please reach out to Carey or Christin.

And enjoy this beautiful, snowy Sunday!

FINALLY!!!

Hallelujah! We finally got a good storm! Although we did have some minor snowfall over the past few weeks, for the most part, things have been sunny and dry. And, look, no one is going to be mad about a nice day, but come on. This is February in Park County. It’s time to get down to business, Ullr.

The guys set out around 4 am to start the route, so you an expect to see them at some point over the next 48 hours. We didn’t quite get the trigger, only around 3 inches, so it’s unlikely that a lot of you in the lower elevation neighborhoods need a plow, but we’re checking anyway. As always, if you need anything, please reach out to Carey or Christin. We are happy to help you!

Enjoy this gorgeous day!

Family Health Emergency

Hello! This is not a typical blog post, as we haven’t received the snow quite yet, but we needed to reach out to you all and give you a heads up, since there’s some snow in the forecast this week.

Some of you may know already, but Christian’s father has stage 4 pancreatic cancer. We had been searching for a window over the holiday school break for a time to go see him in Arizona, with little luck. Finally, we decided to jump on the break between storms that was originally forecast for this week…but now it seems that Mother Nature had other plans.

The weather forecast is predicting 3 inches on Monday and possibly another 2 on Tuesday. Up at altitude, we know that that could mean anything from 0-57 inches, so you can definitely expect to see Clint in your driveway this week. However, we are asking that you be extra patient and kind to him, as he’s completing the entire route on his own this time, while Christian and Carey deal with these difficult and distressing family issues. Christin Lander is available via text to answer any questions you have, so please feel free to reach out to her. We ask respectfully that you do not contact Christian, as he has his hands full with his father.

We thank you so much for your care and consideration during this difficult time.

Keep it comin'!

Phew, are we starting 2025 off right or what?! We woke up to almost 8 inches on our deck and it hasn’t stopped yet! What a great way to kick off the New Year!

The guys were gone by 4:30 this morning to start the route. Higher elevations will definitely see them today, with the lower elevations possibly tomorrow, but we’re hoping to knock it all out today. This is a big drop, so be patient and let them get through it.

As always, please direct any questions or concerns to Carey or Christin. We are happy to help!

Stay warm and keep the fire going today- it’s a cold one out there!

Finally a good drop!

Boy, oh boy! We woke up to a fresh 6 inches on our deck this morning and it’s finally starting to feel like a normal December, albeit just under the wire!

Christian and Clint headed out around 7 am to get started on the route. They’ll be out all day and likely tomorrow too, so you’ll definitely be seeing them. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Carey or Christin and we will do our best to assist you.

Stay warm and safe!

A little bit more...

Last night gave us a bit more snow, and tons of wind. We didn’t get a ton of snow, but since it was pretty varied around South Park, the guys went out anyway. They left early this morning to start the route, so you should see them sometime today or tomorrow, depending on your elevation.

Please reach out to Carey or Christin if you need anything, or if you have any questions. :)

Finally!

Well, after a very dry and warm December, we finally got some snow in time for Christmas and New Years! Not much, especially the lower you go, but still enough for us to go out and clear the highest elevations.

Christian and Clint are out, so if you live above 11,200, you’ll probably see them at some point today. If you’re lower than that, don’t be surprised if there’s not enough to clear. If you have any questions, please reach out to Carey or Christin, and we can help you out.

We hope you have a fantastic weekend and stay warm!

Snow in Time for Turkey!

This storm has been threatening all week to drop 2 feet on the Valley, but thankfully we only ended up with about 10-12 inches. Of course, that didn’t stop the roads from being crazy and cars being all over the Pass like it was the first time they’ve seen snow (maybe it was, lol). The guys got a jumpstart on it Tuesday night, heading out after dinner to start tackling the route. They will be continuing the route all day Wednesday, and should have no problem getting you all cleared out before the holiday. Most of you should have received a message from Christian asking if you’re coming up for the holiday. Please let us know asap so that we can prioritize your driveway.

If you have any questions about your service, please text or email Christin or Carey. We will do our best to answer you promptly and help you with whatever you need.

As a reminder, we are closed on Thanksgiving, to give us and our employees the chance to spend this special time with our families. Normal service will resume on Friday, November 29th. Any calls, texts, or emails received on Thursday will be returned after the holiday.

Thanks so much! We are so thankful for all of you, and thankful to be a part of this community. Cheers to you and happy, healthy, safe Thanksgiving to you and your families. Cheers!