Hunting Valley Snow Removal: Top Snow Plow Drivers to Call This Winter

Snow plow season is here. Snow plow crews are true heroes, driving in some of the worst conditions to protect the community. Plow work is real risk. Ohio DOT reported 54 snowplows were hit statewide last winter, and this season started rough with 8 ODOT plows struck in one week. Give these crews space and book early.

Hunting Valley is not “quick driveway, quick push.” It’s long drives, shaded stretches that refreeze, and winding turns where the wrong plow plan can turn into a weekly headache. The smartest move here is getting on a route early and being crystal clear about what you need.

Quick “hire smart” checklist so you do not get ghosted at 6am

1. Ask what triggers a visit (2″, 3″, or “end of storm only”).

2. Confirm what’s included: driveway only vs sidewalks, porch, salting, garage apron.

3. Get the communication plan: text on arrival, GPS tracking, or “you’ll know when you see it.”

4. Clarify pricing: per push, seasonal, or subscription style.

5. Ask about damage policy: curbs, turf, decorative edging, pavers.

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Top 8 snow plow options serving Hunting Valley, OH

1. Carmel Landscapes
   Subscription-based, priority snow plowing and ice management with a strong Chagrin Valley focus. They specifically list Hunting Valley in their service area and talk about responsible salting.

2. Rocscape Landscaping
   Route-based seasonal snow service, plowing plus ice management, and they explicitly list Hunting Valley in their Greater Cleveland service areas. Great if you want a structured plan and clear expectations.

3. LawnMark
   Emergency and seasonal snow removal with snow belt coverage that explicitly includes Hunting Valley. Strong fit when you want a local, route-disciplined operator.

4. Chapin Landscapes
   Snow plowing and salting with residential service offered to their property maintenance clients. They list Hunting Valley in their service areas, which is helpful if you want one vendor across seasons.

5. Abraxus Snow and Ice Management
   Heavy-ops snow and ice management with decades of experience and a large equipment fleet. Best for HOAs, commercial sites, and larger properties that need dependable storm operations.

6. Dohner Landscaping
   Provides snow and ice management as part of broader property management services, with coverage across Northeast Ohio (notably Hudson and Cleveland). Useful option if you want a larger, established operator.

7. Perfection Landscapes
   Landscape and snow removal provider based in Chagrin Falls with snow management services that include plowing, de-icing, and sidewalk management. A solid call if you want a more “managed” approach.

8. Mazzola Lawn and Tree
   Snow care offerings include plowing, ice control, and sidewalk clearing, plus a “local and personalized” positioning. Good for homeowners who want straightforward communication and service.

Why plowing is a tough, dangerous job

Crews are out when others aren’t, in low visibility and fatigue-heavy conditions, and they’re constantly climbing in and out of trucks on slick surfaces. OSHA flags winter hazards like dangerous driving conditions and cold stress.

Also, every time a plow gets hit, equipment comes off the road and everyone waits longer. Local Ohio coverage has been blunt about how early-season plow strikes slow clearing for everybody.

Be a great neighbor to plow drivers

Give plows extra space, do not tailgate, and do not pass on the right. The simple community rule is this: if a plow is working, let it work.