Snow removal that fits the driveway
Cornerstone offers residential driveway snow removal during Capital Region snow events. Truck plowing works well for many properties, but some driveways are too narrow, tight or otherwise impractical for a plow truck. For those properties, snow blowing can be used when it is the better fit.
Typical service scope
- Truck plowing of accessible driveway areas
- Snow blowing for driveways or agreed areas where truck plowing is not practical
- 2-inch service trigger for seasonal accounts
- Return or final cleanup pass when conditions and route timing call for it
- Seasonal agreements available based on route capacity
What is not included
Standard snow service does not include hand shoveling of sidewalks or steps, deicer or salt application, or hand clearing around parked vehicles. Snow blowing is intended for agreed driveway areas where it is the appropriate method, not as a general walkway-shoveling service.
Common questions
What is the snow trigger?
Cornerstone seasonal residential agreements use a 2-inch trigger unless the written agreement states otherwise.
Do you offer snow blowing?
Yes. Snow blowing can be used for certain driveways or agreed areas where a plow truck is not practical or cannot safely access the space.
Do you shovel walkways or steps?
Not as part of the standard snow service. Standard service is focused on the driveway and other specifically agreed snow-removal areas.
Do you salt driveways?
No. Standard Cornerstone snow service does not include salt or deicer application.