Sitting at about 6,037 feet, 10 miles north of Roosevelt on SR-121, Neola averages around 30.6 inches of snow a year. Storms here tend to leave real accumulation, and with January lows near 9°F, it doesn’t go anywhere fast. Farm families need lanes open for feeding and hauling, and the oil and gas side of town needs yards and access roads clear.
We set up Neola service as a regular stop on our SR-121 run. A fall walkthrough lets us plan lanes, yards, and walkways, and once winter starts we work your property into each trip after a storm.
Plowing Neola driveways, farm lanes, and oil and gas yards so work and home life keep moving after snow.
De-icer for Neola steps, walks, and entrances where cold nights turn packed snow to ice.
Shoveling Neola walkways, porches, and entries so getting in and out of the house is safe.
Roof snow raking for Neola homes, shops, and barns when bigger storms pile up the weight.
Emergency snow response for Neola properties when a heavy storm drops more than a routine visit can handle.
Early fall is ideal. We’ll walk your Neola property, stake lanes and yard edges, and mark gates, ditches, and anything else that could hide under the first snow.
If winter beat you to it, give us a call. We’ll check where Neola stands on the SR-121 route.
Neola is a regular stop on our SR-121 run, and customers on the route see us after every storm.
Thirty inch winters call for plows, blades, and loaders that can move real volume, not just a dusting.
Neola's cold nights refreeze everything, so we treat steps and walks after plowing to keep footing solid.
Our crews drive SR-121 between Roosevelt and Whiterocks all winter and know how storms hit Neola.
We walk your Neola property, stake lane and yard edges, and talk through what needs clearing first.
We put your Neola home or yard on the SR-121 route and confirm the plan for each storm.
After snow falls, we plow lanes, drives, and yards, then hand clear walks, porches, and entrances.
We put down de-icer where ice forms and check drifts and trouble spots before moving on.