Snow Removal Services in Rock County, WI

We provide snow removal throughout Rock County, Wisconsin from our Janesville headquarters — Janesville, Beloit, Milton, Edgerton, Evansville, Clinton, Orfordville, and the surrounding townships. Both residential and commercial work. Dispatch from a local Rock County base means our crews start every winter morning in the same county as your property.

Yes. Three structures: per-event pricing (billed per service occurrence), monthly seasonal contracts (fixed monthly rate November through March, unlimited services), and per-inch annual contracts (variable rate tied to actual NWS-reported seasonal snowfall). Most residential customers prefer seasonal. Most commercial accounts go seasonal or per-inch depending on portfolio risk preference.

Standard residential trigger is 3 inches. Standard commercial trigger is 2 inches. Priority commercial accounts (medical, senior living, retail with early opening) trigger at 1 inch with pre-treatment. Custom trigger depths are written into every contract — the contract specifies what counts, not a generic default.

Yes. Pre-treatment (anti-icing brine 6-24 hours before forecasted events), bulk rock salt application during and after events, sand-salt mixes for environmentally-restricted properties, calcium chloride for sub-15°F conditions when rock salt loses efficacy, and walk-behind walkway treatment for pedestrian surfaces. Material strategy is contracted, not improvised.

Yes. Many of our Rock County commercial accounts (HOAs especially) sign year-round maintenance bundling tree care with winter snow removal. Single vendor, single COI, simplified billing, and priority scheduling on both sides of the calendar. Residential bundling is available too.

Commercial SLA is service initiated within 1-4 hours of trigger depth (set by contract). Priority commercial (medical, senior living, early-opening retail) gets 1-hour. Standard commercial is 2-4 hours. Residential is typically cleared within 6 hours of snowfall ending. During continuous accumulation, commercial routes run continuous service rather than single push.

Yes. General liability insurance with limits suitable for retail, HOA, and commercial property work. Workers' compensation on every employee. Commercial auto coverage on the fleet. Certificates of Insurance are issued to your property manager or HOA board within one business day of contract signing — not weeks, not 'as soon as we can.'

Most commercial accounts and HOA boards sign by September 30. Reasonable contractors hold quote pricing through August, raise it 5-10% in September, and stop accepting new accounts in October once route capacity is committed. Residential seasonal contracts can sign later but face the same priority constraints. July-August is the right window to start the conversation.

Three reasons. First, we already operate heavy commercial equipment year-round — skid-steers, dump trucks, plow trucks, and CDL Class A operators are already on payroll. Second, we already maintain commercial relationships with Rock County property managers and HOAs through tree work. Third, dedicated snow contractors are overcommitted in heavy seasons; a tree service with snow has the off-season financial stability to honor SLA through the worst storms.

Yes. Some Rock County HOAs and commercial properties (near wetlands, ponds, or salt-sensitive landscaping) restrict salt application. We accommodate with sand-only treatment, low-salt sand blends, calcium-magnesium acetate (more expensive but environmentally preferable), or surface-specific protocols using salt only on liability-critical ADA surfaces and sand elsewhere.