We will clear the snow from your driveway or parking lot with the clean, damage-free precision of a snowblower (not a snow plow). You’ll love our first-class snow clearing service, and your driveway and lawn will appreciate the care only the New England Tree Experts can provide.
We’ve invested in a state-of-the-art commercial snow blower to quickly and cleanly clear your driveway. Call us now to get on our storm schedule for the rest of this winter, and get preferred placement for next year.
Get on our storm schedule: (508) 842-3393

No Large Piles
Snow plowing leaves large piles of snow near your driveway that can take weeks to melt, turn to ice as they do, and block visibility in and out of your property. Snow blowing spreads the snow out in out-of-the-way places for convenience, better visibility, and a much faster melt.
More Efficient
Snow blowing is faster and more efficient than plowing. Enjoy quieter nights with less banging around from a plow going back and forth, up and down, 10-15 times per average driveway. Getting on our schedule allows your driveway to be done quicker and with significantly less impact to your pavement and grass.
Precise Clearing
Plows are great for roads… not so much for a tight space like a driveway. Snow blowing allows for ultra-precise, down-to-the-ground snow removal. Horseshoe, curved, uphill, downhill, and driveways surrounded by retaining walls are our specialty.
More Methodical
Snow plowing is the process of pushing snow right to left, left to right, and most times, driving over it, packing it down, then trying to scrape it back up. Snow blowing clears the snow immediately as it enters the blower and disperses it far onto your lawn — no packing the snow down to the point where it cannot be scraped up.
Damage-Free
We've mentioned this already, but it is worth repeating. Snow plowing hurts the lawn and landscape around your driveway and your driveway itself. Snow blowing does not.
Versatile
With a snowblower we can generally put the snow where you want it. Up and over hedges, fences, retaining walls, or other small barriers that would typically cause a plow issues. We can also get nice and close to your garage door to eliminate the need for hand shoveling in that area.
Can Handle the BIG SNOW
Plows can have trouble with more than a foot of snow in one day — nowhere to push it, no way to back-drag it. Our commercial snowblower cuts right through up to two feet of snow with one pass.