Top 5 Snow Removal Services
in Montreal
We compared 5 Snow Removal Services serving Montreal, Quebec using publicly available business information, including customer reputation, local presence and documented services. Across the businesses featured here, documented specialties include On-call snow removal without a contract, Roof snow removal, and Manual driveway and entrance clearing.
★ Montreal’s featured snow removal services have the highest score among the nearby FiveBest markets compared.
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Jardins Verdana inc documents on-call snow removal without a contract, including roof snow removal, hand clearing of driveways and entrances, and truck-based parking-lot clearing. For FiveBest’s Longueuil Snow Removal Services category, these offerings are documented by the company for Montréal; Longueuil coverage is not confirmed.
On-call snow removal without a contract · Roof snow removal · Manual driveway and entrance clearing
Groupe PL Landscaping & Snow documents residential driveway and walkway clearing, plus on-demand salting. Its snow contracts are specifically advertised for Dorval, Pointe-Claire and part of Beaconsfield, so Brossard availability should be confirmed directly; operations use 5-cm dispatch triggers and GPS notifications.
Residential driveway snow removal · Walkway snow removal · On-demand salting
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Montreal snow removal services lead nearby FiveBest markets
Featured snow removal services in Montreal have a median FiveBest Score™ of 75/100, compared with 67/100 for featured snow removal services across Quebec.
Among nearby FiveBest markets, those in Longueuil (72/100) and Brossard (65/100) score below Montreal, while Laval (75/100) is close to Montreal.
Comparison based on profiles currently featured by FiveBest in this category with an available FiveBest Score™.
How we researched Snow Removal Services in Montreal
FiveBest reviews publicly available information for Snow Removal Services serving Montreal.
- Google rating and review history
- Documented services
- Years in business when available
- Montreal and surrounding service coverage
- Business website and online presence
- Independent reputation signals when available
Research last updated: September 2026
Typical Snow Removal Price Ranges
Price ranges are based on typical industry averages. Actual costs may vary depending on property size, driveway length, snowfall, service frequency, equipment required, seasonal contracts, accessibility and local market conditions.
- Seasonal driveway contract $350–$900+
- Single visit $40–$150
- Walkway clearing $20–$80/visit
- Salting/de-icing $25–$100/visit
- Commercial snow removal Quote based
Common Services
- Residential snow removal in Montreal
- Driveway snow removal in Montreal
- Commercial snow removal in Montreal
- Parking lot snow removal in Montreal
- Walkway and sidewalk snow removal in Montreal
- Seasonal snow removal contracts in Montreal
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Compare snow removal companies in Montreal for residential driveways, commercial properties, parking lots, walkways, seasonal snow removal and winter maintenance. FiveBest helps homeowners and businesses compare selected local snow removal services based on relevant services, reputation and local presence.
Compare selected snow removal services in Montreal for residential driveways, commercial properties, parking lots, walkways, seasonal contracts and winter maintenance.
Ask what snowfall accumulation triggers service and whether drifting or municipal plow windrows are treated separately.
Ask about target response after snowfall, overnight storms and return visits during long events.
Review seasonal versus per-visit pricing, snowfall limits, extra-event charges and cancellation terms.
Confirm driveway, walkways, steps, entrances, parking areas and where snow will be placed.
Ask whether salt, sand or other de-icing materials are included, optional or billed separately.
Confirm appropriate liability coverage for snow and ice service on your property.
What Affects Snow Removal Costs
- Driveway or lot size
- Number of areas serviced
- Seasonal versus per-visit contract
- Snowfall trigger
- Number and size of storms
- Snow storage space
- Walkways and steps
- De-icing materials
- Snow hauling or relocation
Questions to Ask a Snow Removal Company
- What snowfall amount triggers service?
- What areas are included in the contract?
- How quickly do you target service after a storm?
- Do you return during long snowfalls?
- Are municipal plow windrows included?
- Is salting or de-icing included?
- Are there snowfall limits or extra-event charges?
- Where will snow be placed on the property?
Frequently Asked Questions
Snow removal costs in Montreal depend on the property size, driveway or parking area, service frequency, snowfall, equipment required and whether service is priced per visit or through a seasonal contract.
Seasonal contracts can provide predictable service and pricing throughout the winter, while per-visit service may suit properties that require snow removal less frequently. Compare what is included, service thresholds and contract terms.
Residential snow removal may include driveway clearing and, depending on the company and package, walkways, entrances or other areas. Confirm the exact areas covered and any snowfall threshold before signing a contract.
Many snow removal companies provide commercial services for parking lots, access lanes, sidewalks and other high-traffic areas. Commercial agreements may also include ongoing winter maintenance and snow hauling.
Response times vary by company, snowfall amount, route, municipal plowing and contract terms. Ask about snowfall thresholds, expected service windows and whether additional visits are made after municipal plows pass.
Compare the areas covered, snowfall threshold, service frequency, equipment, insurance, seasonal versus per-visit pricing, response expectations, contract terms and recent local reviews.