If you are in KS
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Last Wichita snow cost me $150.00 to get my driveway plowed. Driver said he almost turned around when he saw it
Doesn’t happen often I think 3 times in 40 years but when the snow and high wind are in synch it’s badglen $150, wow to think I used to do it for $5. Of course, that was about 50 years ago.
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bocephus Yeah, that was after an upcharge because it was no simple drive through and he almost got stuck a couple of times.
However he did an amazing job, very professional -
bocephus Yeah, that was after an upcharge because it was no simple drive through and he almost got stuck a couple of times.
However he did an amazing job, very professionalglen Had a walk behind snow blower and took a push broom and shovel to clean steps and close to doors.
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This storm is much worse than last one. It iced starting at like 2 and then is now snowing pretty good. I am sure Tex_77 nd probably some other people are getting the storm as well so be safe!
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I just drove an employee home, expecting the roads to be terrible as they were on my way back from lunch at noon…they were almost all the way clear…I don’t get it, I am very confused!
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I just drove an employee home, expecting the roads to be terrible as they were on my way back from lunch at noon…they were almost all the way clear…I don’t get it, I am very confused!
Jonathon Like the title says: If you are in KS. LOL
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we are having some warm temps for a couple of days just enough to melt and make the parking area’s and driveways all ice when it refreezes will need to get more sand to shovel on the areas
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Last Wichita snow cost me $150.00 to get my driveway plowed. Driver said he almost turned around when he saw it
Doesn’t happen often I think 3 times in 40 years but when the snow and high wind are in synch it’s badglen Holy cow! How big is your driveway? A $50 job for me is a pretty big job. My drive is 1/10 of a mile in from the road and I have a large parking area and we average 130" of snow. Something in that size would be around $40-50 range, depending on challenges. That’s per plow and I don’t charge for incidental clean up.
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glen Holy cow! How big is your driveway? A $50 job for me is a pretty big job. My drive is 1/10 of a mile in from the road and I have a large parking area and we average 130" of snow. Something in that size would be around $40-50 range, depending on challenges. That’s per plow and I don’t charge for incidental clean up.
YooperDog $200 + ft. plus an L shaped parking area in front of the garage.
I thought it was a little high too but since I never needed it before I was internet calling and most were booked upGive a man a fish and he eats for a day
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YooperDog $200 + ft. plus an L shaped parking area in front of the garage.
I thought it was a little high too but since I never needed it before I was internet calling and most were booked upglen Yeah when you need it you are sort of at the mercy of who can provide. I have been in that position.
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I bought a new snow blower this year had 12-18" twice this month
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We hope everyone is doing OK. Batten down the hatches & hold on tight!
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craigrice Don’t you love it when you buy something and it actually turns out to be even more useful than you expected?
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craigrice Don’t you love it when you buy something and it actually turns out to be even more useful than you expected?
Jonathon it is a tool that you own like post hole diggers that are great when you need them but you hope you don’t
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Jonathon it is a tool that you own like post hole diggers that are great when you need them but you hope you don’t
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craigrice And when you don’t own them you come see me at the rental store. We store the tools for you year round, keep them maintained and at the ready when you need them.
Gmoran it might be a little far away but I need a track hoe with a thumb this spring
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We pushed hard to get some exterior observations done while on the road as the media indicated real heavy storms & rain. We got the job done in what we thought was a nick of time, ahead of schedule to avoid the rain, etc. & get out of Dodge. Andrew checked hours later & said they never got hardly a drop of rain & no storms…
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