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Acreage and Industrial Work Across the County
The County of Grande Prairie No. 1 is not the city with a bigger yard. A 200-metre acreage driveway, a shelterbelt that funnels drifting snow across the approach, and a gravel surface you cannot scrape to bare ground are all different problems than a 12-metre urban driveway.
Under the County's Community Standards Bylaw 3098, sidewalks fronting a property must be kept clear, and snow cleared from private property cannot be pushed onto County road right-of-ways. That second part catches a lot of acreage owners: the easy place to put the snow is the ditch line, and it is the one place you are not allowed to put it. We stack it on your property instead.
On the industrial side, we cover the Clairmont yards and the surrounding lease sites: lot clearing and sanding through winter, and acreage land clearing, brush mulching and fence-line work through the open season.
What County Property Owners Deal With
- Community Standards Bylaw 3098 requires sidewalks fronting your property to be kept clear.
- Snow cleared from private property cannot legally be pushed onto County right-of-ways or ditch lines.
- Long acreage driveways drift shut overnight when open field wind runs across the approach.
- Gravel driveways need blade height managed so you are not hauling your own driveway into the yard.
- Clairmont industrial yards need to be open and sanded before crews and trucks arrive.
- Brush and regrowth encroaches on acreage fence lines, access roads and lease-site perimeters every season.
Year-Round Service in County of Grande Prairie No. 1
We match our services to the seasonal demands of County of Grande Prairie No. 1 properties.
Winter Services (Oct–Apr)
Acreage driveway and approach clearing with equipment sized for the run, drifting-prone approaches on a monitored schedule, snow stacked on your property rather than the right-of-way, and commercial clearing plus sanding for the Clairmont industrial yards.
Summer Services (May–Sep)
Acreage land clearing and brush mulching, fence-line and access-road clearing, lease-site mowing and spraying, and regulated weed control on County and industrial parcels.
Best-Fit Services for County of Grande Prairie No. 1
Matched to the specific property types and needs in this area.
Frequently Asked Questions — County of Grande Prairie No. 1
Can I push my driveway snow into the ditch?
No. The County's Community Standards Bylaw 3098 prohibits depositing snow cleared from private property onto County road right-of-ways. We stack snow on your property in a spot that will not drift back across the driveway.
Do you handle long acreage driveways?
Yes — that is most of our County work. We size the machine to the run, and for approaches that drift shut we set a monitored schedule rather than waiting on a phone call.
Will you tear up my gravel driveway?
No. Gravel surfaces get blade height managed and, where it makes sense, shoes or a rubber edge so we are moving snow instead of your driveway.
Do you do acreage land and brush clearing?
Yes. Acreage clearing, brush mulching, fence-line clearing and access-road work are all in scope, along with lease-site vegetation management for industrial parcels in the County.