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Snow removal cost calculator for Grande Prairie
Driveway snow removal in Grande Prairie costs $849 per season for a single driveway, $999 for a double and $1,199 for a triple, plus GST, or $75, $95 and $115 per visit. Enter your details below to see your season total with GST, the pay-in-full price and the monthly payment.
- 1Step 1: See your price
- 2Step 2: Your property
- 3Step 3: Your quote
How the calculator works
Your contact details
Name, email and phone, so the quote can be emailed to you.
Your property
The service address, a single, double or triple driveway, season plan or pay per visit, and any add-ons.
Your price
The season total with GST, the pay-in-full price, 6 monthly payments and the per-visit price, shown on screen and emailed to you.
Addresses inside the City of Grande Prairie with a single, double or triple driveway are priced on screen. Acreages, long or circular driveways and addresses outside the city get a custom estimate at no charge. The season runs October 15 to April 15. Unlimited clearings at a 5 cm trigger. All prices are plus GST.
The prices behind the calculator
Double driveway
+ front walk
$999
per season + GST
Per-visit alternative
$95 + GST
Included in every plan
- October 15 to April 15 · Unlimited clearings at a 5 cm trigger
- Windrow clearing — the ridge the City plow leaves across your driveway
- Front public sidewalk — keeps you inside the City's 24-hour sidewalk bylaw
- Cleared to full width every visit, banks pushed back so your driveway doesn't shrink over winter
- Composite and front-entry decks hand-cleared with poly-edged shovels — nothing metal on composite
Pet-safe de-icing: $249/season or $45/visit, plus GST.
Extra path: $175/season or $25/visit, plus GST, for example, a back deck to the garage.
Season value
The season plan pays for itself by about the 11th clearing (12th on a single).
Payment options
Pay in full by October 31 and save 5%, or split it into six monthly payments.
Acreage, long or circular drive? We'll quote it.
Quoting a business property instead? See commercial snow removal.