When the plow truck says no, we say yes.
When a major snowstorm leaves your driveway buried, packed in, or blocked by heavy plow piles, a standard shovel or homeowner snowblower may not be enough. Copper City Landscaping’s Emergency Snow Blowing is designed for those situations when you need serious equipment to get your property accessible again.
We run three full-size Kubota tractors ranging from 75 to 110 HP.
The Kubota M6-111 is our 110 HP snow monster. Sporting Nokian snow tires and weighing in at around 15,000 pounds, it can clear just about anything.
For extreme snowfall, we also have a 96-inch dual-auger backup-style snow blower built to handle the kind of storms that can overwhelm normal snow-removal equipment. We’ve seen snowfall totals over 80 inches here before.
When you absolutely, positively need to get out, we can help.
This is more than routine snow blowing. When the snow gets beyond what your standard equipment can handle, we bring the machinery needed to get the job done.
Emergency tractor snow blowing services are ideal for:
When you’re buried in snow, call Copper City. We have the equipment to handle it.
Seasonal customers come first.
When a major storm hits, demand can exceed available equipment and crews. Our seasonal contract customers are placed on established service routes and dispatched first. Emergency and one-time requests are handled afterward as equipment and availability allow.
Want priority service all winter? Secure your seasonal contract before the snow hits.
Major storms can mean scrambling to find someone available — often when everyone else needs snow cleared too. With a seasonal contract, your snow service is planned before the storm arrives, with priority placement on our service routes throughout the winter – and much more cost effective.
Emergency service is premium-priced and is not a lower-cost alternative to seasonal service. Depending on the conditions and work required, a single emergency visit can cost a substantial portion of a full seasonal contract.
Instead of waiting until you’re buried to make a call, have a plan in place before the next storm hits.