Dinosaur sits right where US-40 crosses into Colorado and Colorado 64 begins, about 33 miles from Vernal and 18 miles from Rangely. It’s a small town with a tourism economy, home to the Colorado Welcome Center and just west of the monument’s Canyon Visitor Center, so clear entrances, walks, and parking areas matter.
Dinosaur is also one of our farthest stops, and we won’t pretend otherwise. We work here on seasonal contracts, which let us plan trips across the state line and bring the right equipment each time. Whether you’re on Brontosaurus Boulevard or a quiet side street, your property gets a set place on the route.
Plowing Dinosaur driveways and business lots on a seasonal route so locals and travelers can pull in.
De-icer for Dinosaur entrances, walks, and steps where packed snow turns slick.
Clearing Dinosaur sidewalks, storefronts, and porches for guests, customers, and neighbors.
Roof snow raking for Dinosaur homes and buildings when a storm leaves a heavy load.
Emergency snow response for Dinosaur contract customers when a big storm calls for an extra trip out US-40.
Reach out in early fall. Our Dinosaur trips are planned ahead, and a visit before the snow lets us see your lot, mark curbs and drains, and decide where piles should go.
Already into winter? Call anyway. We’ll give you an honest answer about fitting you on the Dinosaur run.
Dinosaur contract customers get planned trips after storms all season, not a maybe when we have time.
We bring plows for lots, spreaders for de-icer, and hand tools for steps, all sized to your property.
After plowing, we treat entrances and walks so the next freeze doesn't turn them into a rink.
Our crews know the US-40 drive to Dinosaur and plan the Colorado stop as part of a regular route.
We visit your Dinosaur property before winter, mark curbs, drains, and walkways, and talk about what matters most.
We set your seasonal contract and add Dinosaur to the trips we plan across the state line.
When snow falls, the crew plows your lot or drive and clears walks, steps, and storefronts.
We spread de-icer on entrances and walks and check spots that tend to ice before heading back.
