Snowed in, in Troy?
One visit, no contract.
Tell us the address and what is buried. One snow removal contractor who serves Troy gets your details, and you’ll hear back from them or from us.
A referral service for Troy homeowners. An automated assistant answers; calls are recorded.
- Cost to call
- Nothing
- Answered by
- Automated assistant
- Hours
- Any hour
After the storm, in this order
- Get the car off the street in a snow emergency. Troy calls one when snowfall passes 4 inches; parking on the street is then fineable up to $75, and you may park again once your road is fully plowed (the city’s snow page).
- Start the sidewalk clock. Snow 2 inches deep or more, and any ice, is to be cleared within 24 hours after the storm ends (the city’s rule).
- Keep the snow out of the street. State law bars it, and the city asks residents not to shovel snow back into the street (state law · the city’s snow page).
- For a dangerous condition on the road, call public works at 248-524-3392 (the city’s snow page).
Cost
National ranges for one visit, not Troy prices.
Call (248) 781-3648
Ask the contractor for the price before the work starts.
Per push work is priced by the visit and often by depth. Ask for the number before the truck comes.
Questions
How soon can someone come?
- Expect a window for the day, not an appointment. Ask the contractor what their usual window is.
The city plow knocked over my mailbox. Who fixes it?
- The city replaces a standard mailbox its plow damages with a standard one at no cost, and reimburses a designer mailbox up to $250 with the original receipt (the city’s procedures). Call public works at 248-524-3392 (the city’s snow page).
Will I be charged for the visit?
- Calling us costs nothing. Some contractors charge to come out and look at the job. Ask before they come, and get the price in writing.