Ashley Valley is where we live and work, so its winters are the ones we know best. The valley floor sits around 5,300 feet and picks up about 20 inches of snow in a typical year, with winter lows near 10°F. That’s enough to cover lots and drives a few times a season and leave packed ice behind if nobody gets to it early.
From businesses along US-40 and US-191 in Vernal to farms and homes out along Ashley Creek, we plan our Ashley Valley route so the properties closest to home get steady attention all winter.
Plowing Ashley Valley parking lots, driveways, and farm lanes from Vernal out to the edges of the valley.
Salt and de-icer for Ashley Valley lots, walks, and entrances where packed snow freezes overnight.
Clearing Ashley Valley sidewalks, storefronts, and steps so shoppers, staff, and family can walk safely.
Raking snow off Ashley Valley roofs to take weight off homes, shops, and older outbuildings.
Emergency snow response across Ashley Valley when heavy storms hit outside regular hours.
Fall is the best time to plan. We’ll walk your Ashley Valley lot, drive, or farm, mark curbs, ditches, and irrigation structures, and work out where snow can sit without blocking anything.
If the snow has already started, call us anyway. Being close to home helps us fit new Ashley Valley customers in.
Ashley Valley is home, and customers on our route here can count on us after storms all season.
From plows for big commercial lots to spreaders and shovels for steps, our gear fits the job in front of us.
Valley lows near 10°F refreeze packed snow overnight, so we treat lots and walks after plowing and check back.
Our crews live and work in Ashley Valley and know its roads, subdivisions, and farm country well.
We walk your Ashley Valley property, flag curbs, drains, ditches, and obstacles, and ask what needs to open first.
We set your plan and add you to our Ashley Valley winter route based out of Vernal.
After snow, we plow lots, drives, and lanes, then clear sidewalks, steps, and storefronts.
We spread de-icer on high traffic areas and recheck the shady spots that ice over first.