Snow Removal Prices in Regina

Here’s the straight answer, because most websites make you dig for it:

• Per visit: $35–$50 for a standard driveway. Driveway plus walkway and front steps: $50–$75.
• Monthly plan (November to March): $175–$350 per month depending on your property. Monthly plans usually include unlimited visits, so it doesn’t matter if it snows four times or fourteen.
• Ice melt treatment: usually $15–$40 extra per application, or a small monthly add-on.

That’s the honest range in Regina right now, and it’s what most local companies actually charge. If someone quotes you far below that, ask what equipment they’re using and whether they’re insured. If someone quotes far above it, get a second quote.

The Two Ways to Pay

Pay per visit makes sense if you travel in the winter, if you actually like shovelling (some people do), or if you only need help after the big storms. You call or book when you need it, and you pay each time.

A monthly plan makes sense if you never want to think about it. You’re on the route, the crew comes automatically after every snowfall, and your driveway is usually cleared before you’ve had your coffee. Most Regina companies bill monthly from November through March — five months in total.

Monthly plans in Regina currently run from about $175/month for a basic driveway package up to $290–$350/month for larger properties with walkways.

What Affects Your Price

Five things move your quote up or down:

1. Driveway size. A short single driveway is the base price. A double driveway or a corner lot with two street frontages costs more — there’s simply more surface.
2. Walkways and steps. Front walkway, back gate path, front steps — each adds a little. It’s worth it in January.
3. The city sidewalk. Regina clears the roads, but the sidewalk in front of your home is your responsibility, and the city can fine you if it’s not cleared. Most plans include the city sidewalk — confirm this before you sign anything, because it’s the part most people forget until there’s a bylaw notice in the mail.
4. Ice control. Plain clearing vs. sand/salt treatment after freeze-thaw cycles. On Regina’s freeze-thaw weeks, this is the difference between a safe walk and a lawsuit waiting to happen.
5. Timing. Early-morning-first routes and priority storm service cost a little more. You can also add windrow clearing — that’s the ridge the city plow leaves at the end of your driveway. It’s the most cursed part of every Regina winter, and not every company includes it.

How to Get Your Exact Number

Every property is a little different, which is why the honest companies quote before they commit. Tell us your address and what you need cleared, and we’ll connect you with a local crew that covers your neighbourhood — you’ll get an exact price, not a range.

Or call 639-739-4440 and we’ll take your details over the phone.

Common Questions About Pricing

Why do prices vary so much between companies? Equipment, insurance, and route density. A company with several trucks and a tight route in your neighbourhood can charge less per driveway and still show up reliably. A one-truck operation might charge more but know every driveway on your street. The cheapest quote isn’t always the cheapest winter.

Is it cheaper to sign up before the snow flies? Usually, yes. Most companies set their routes in October, and early sign-ups get better pricing and their pick of time slots. Mid-season sign-ups sometimes pay a startup fee.

What if it barely snows all winter? That’s the trade with monthly plans — you’re paying for certainty, not for snowfall counts. If one light winter would bother you, pay per visit instead. Before you sign anything, here’s what to look for in a snow removal contract.

Are there discounts? Some companies offer senior, first-responder, or healthcare discounts — ask when you get your quote.

What happens during a big storm? Seasonal customers get priority. Good companies work through the storm continuously, not after it ends. Ask any company you hire what their big-storm plan is — the answer tells you everything.

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Commercial & Property Managers

Commercial snow removal is quoted property by property — parking lots, retail plazas, office buildings, and multi-unit sites are priced by the season, by the push, or by the hour, depending on the site and how it’s used.

A few things that shape a commercial quote:

Contract type — seasonal contracts smooth out the budget; per-push pricing means you only pay when it actually snows

Lot size and layout — open lots are simpler; sites with tight corners, walkways, and entrances take more time

Hours of operation — a lot that must be clear before 7 a.m. staff arrivals gets different scheduling than a storage yard

Ice control and liability — entrances and pedestrian routes usually need de-icing treatment, not just plowing

Snow storage and hauling — where the snow goes after three months of storms matters more than most people expect

Every commercial property is different, which is why reputable companies walk the site before quoting. Request a commercial quote or call 639-739-4440 and we’ll connect you with a crew that handles commercial contracts in Regina.