Rangely averages close to 30 inches of snow a year, with January lows near zero. For a working oil town, that means shop yards, service businesses, and Main Street lots along Highway 64 all need to stay clear so trucks, crews, and customers can keep moving.
Cold temperatures also mean packed snow turns into ice quickly. Clearing early and following up with de-icer keeps your Rangely property safer and open. We set up a plan before the season so you’re covered when the first storm comes in.
Plowing Rangely shop yards, business lots, and driveways so trucks and customers keep moving.
Salt and de-icer for Rangely lots, walks, and entrances to keep packed snow from turning to ice.
Clearing Rangely sidewalks, steps, and storefronts along Main Street and beyond.
Raking heavy snow off Rangely roofs to reduce weight and help prevent ice dams.
Storm response for Rangely properties when heavy snow hits outside normal hours.
Set up your Rangely snow plan in the fall, before the first storm. We’ll walk your property, mark obstacles, and plan our route so you’re covered from the start.
If winter has already arrived, call us anyway. We’ll work to get you on the schedule as soon as we can.
When snow hits Rangely, we show up for our customers.
Shop yards and big lots need serious plows and loaders, and we bring them.
We keep ice under control with de-icer and follow up visits.
Our crews know high desert winters and how they hit Rangely.
We walk your Rangely property, mark obstacles, and plan where snow will go.
We set your service plan and add you to our winter route.
When snow falls, we plow lots and drives and clear walks and entrances.
We apply de-icer, check trouble spots, and come back as needed.
