Snow removal in Provo & Utah Valley
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Offer snow removal →Before you hire: what to ask
- Per visit or per season? At what snow depth do you come?
- How early in the morning will it be done?
- Do you salt or de-ice, and is that extra?
- What happens if you can't make it?
Offering snow removal? Put this in your post
- Say the snow depth that triggers a visit and how early you come.
- Give per-visit and per-season prices.
- Name the neighborhoods you cover.
The rule in Utah. In Provo, clearing the sidewalk next to a property is the owner's, tenant's or lessee's job whenever snow averages more than an inch deep, or sooner if it is dangerous (Provo City Code 9.16.040). The city asks for sidewalks to be cleared within 24 hours of a storm. Source: Provo City Public Works: Streets Maintenance.
What to know in Utah Valley
- Provo does not allow pushing snow into the street or onto a driveway; the city's own plows are the one exception in the code.
- Provo plows arterial and collector roads first; residential plowing routes take roughly 12 to 14 hours after a storm.
- State routes through Provo are plowed by UDOT, not the city.
From the Provo.com guides below, which cite their sources.
Our guides
- Snow removal in ProvoProvo's code says clear your sidewalk whenever snow averages more than an inch. The city's own page says within 24 hours.
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