How Much Does a Snow Plow Cost?
If You Want a Plow Purely for Home Use, or Even to Clear a Few Family Members' or Friends' Driveways, a 7' or 7'6” Straight Blade Will Be More Than Sufficient...
If you want a plow purely for home use, or even to clear a few family members' or friends' driveways, a 7' or 7'6” straight blade will be more than sufficient. These products generally range from about $3,000 - $4,500; but of course, the specific price will depend on the size and model of the plow.
Does snow plowing ruin your truck?
One of the most common vehicle problems encountered while plowing is damage to the transmission. Overheating the transmission fluid as well as improper use, can contribute to the problem. Keep the following tips in mind when heading out on your next snow plowing run to minimize damage to your plow truck's transmission.
How do I estimate snow plowing?
A good rule of thumb for any removal project over six inches is to add $30 per additional half-foot of snow. So, removal of six inches might start at $85, while removal of 18 inches would cost $145. Many contractors require a deposit, usually around $50 at the beginning of the season.