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Tell us what needs clearing. A local snow and landscape crew contacts you with questions and a price. You decide.
Get a free quote How it worksQuote requests from Waukee Snow & Ice Pros go to a local snow and landscape contractor that serves the west Des Moines metro. They plow, shovel and salt in winter, and the contract, price and schedule are between you and them.
We take requests from Waukee, West Des Moines, Clive, Urbandale, Adel, Grimes, Dallas Center, Van Meter and nearby. Homes, townhome and HOA communities, apartments, churches, offices, retail centers and warehouse lots are all welcome.

At what snow depth does a visit happen? Is a light snow or freezing rain handled with salt?
How soon after the snow stops will the driveway, walks and lot be clear? All four cities give owners 24 hours for sidewalks.
Are the public sidewalk, front walk and steps included, or extra?
What material is used, how often, and is it priced per application or included?
Where will the snow go? Not into the street, not onto neighbors and not around hydrants.
Proof of liability insurance, and how plow damage to turf, curbs or edges gets fixed in spring.
A seasonal contract gives you a spot on the route and a known cost. Per-visit pricing means you pay only when it snows, and ProMatcher puts the average Des Moines visit at $36.82. With 36.5 inches of snow in an average season and about 11 days a year with an inch or more (NOAA), the math depends on the winter you get. Most HOAs and businesses go with a contract so service is guaranteed.
Want to handle some of it yourself? See tools in the Ice Fighter shop.
Tell us what needs clearing, your ZIP code and anything that helps: driveway length, sidewalks, steps, a parking lot, an HOA street or a business entrance. Your request goes to a local snow and ice crew serving Waukee, West Des Moines, Clive and Urbandale, and they contact you directly with questions and a price.
No cost and no obligation to ask. Seasonal contracts fill up before the first snow, so fall is the best time to ask.
Before you sign, ask for proof of insurance, what snow depth triggers a visit, whether sidewalks and salting are included, and how storm-day calls are billed.