Driveways, walks & commercial access
Residential snow removal
Describe the driveway, steps and walks, including shared areas, parked vehicles and places where snow can be stored.
Snow & winter services · Kitchener–Waterloo
Snow Removal & Ice Management in Kitchener–Waterloo
Driveways, walkways, commercial access and roof-related winter work. Start with the places that need attention and a clear conversation about service.
Call (519) 501-5003Clients across the D&D network
A selection of clients served by D&D Home Services, part of the D&D network.
Start the conversation
Tell us where
winter gets in the way.
Describe the property, the areas involved and any access or snow-storage constraints.
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Your winter-service enquiry was recorded. Clearing areas, access, availability and service terms still need to be confirmed. This enquiry does not confirm a dispatch or seasonal contract.
Our services
What we do best.
Driveways, walks & commercial access
Commercial snow removal
Identify parking, delivery and pedestrian routes alongside operating hours, vehicle movements and snow-storage constraints.
Driveways, walks & commercial access
Plowing & salting
Discuss the clearing surfaces and ice-management needs together, with service triggers and treatment areas defined in the agreement.
Driveways, walks & commercial access
Ice removal & de-icing
Explain where ice forms, how the area is used and whether runoff or recurring refreezing needs review alongside treatment.
Roof-related winter work
Roof & gutter heating cables
Identify the roof edge or gutter area and describe recurring ice concerns. Discuss suitability, installation and connections for the specific building.
Roof-related winter work
Roof snow guards
Describe the roof covering and the entrances or paths below it. Retention layout and attachment need consideration for the particular roof.
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Start with access.
Plan for the property.
A front step, a shared path and a commercial entrance each create different needs. We discuss the clearing areas, obstructions, snow-storage space and service terms for your site.
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Entrances, pathways
and roof details.
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In our clients’ words
What our clients say
Client feedback
D&D cleared our commercial lot every single storm this winter. Always done before our staff arrived at 7 AM. Absolutely dependable.
Tom H.
Read this testimonialD&D Snow cleared our entire driveway and walkway before 6 AM every single storm. We never had to shovel once all winter. Incredible service.
Karen L.
Read this testimonialReliable, affordable, and always on time. Our walkways and porch are always clear before we leave for work. Couldn't ask for better service.
Andrea S.
Read this testimonialWe manage 12 rental properties and D&D handles snow for all of them. Consistent, professional, and our tenants love the service.
Ryan G.
Read this testimonialHad heated wires installed on our roof after years of ice dam problems. Not a single issue this winter. D&D knows what they're doing.
Margaret P.
Read this testimonialBest snow removal in the region. They cleared our restaurant lot every storm and salted perfectly. Our customers always had safe access.
Jason W.
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How it works
A clearer brief.
A clearer way through.
Winter service starts with knowing which areas need attention and what the arrangements must cover.
Talk through your projectMap the areas that matter
Describe the driveway, walks, entrances or roof area. Include your location, access restrictions and the way the property is used.
Discuss the winter conditions
Identify snow-storage space, obstacles, operating hours and recurring ice concerns. Keep clearing work separate from roof-installation questions.
Confirm the service terms
Agree coverage, availability, clearing triggers and responsibilities. An enquiry alone does not reserve a route, confirm dispatch or establish a seasonal contract.
Confirm the next steps
Review the agreed scope, responsibilities and arrangements before work begins. Confirm how any changes will be discussed and approved.
Questions & answers
A little clarity,
before you begin.
Does a winter-service enquiry reserve a place on a route?
No. Coverage, availability, clearing triggers and terms need to be agreed. Sending the form does not reserve a route, confirm dispatch or establish a seasonal contract.
Can I include my driveway, front steps and walkway?
Yes. List each requested area and describe any shared access, gates, parked vehicles or obstacles. The included clearing and treatment areas need to be defined in the service agreement.
What information matters for a commercial property?
Include operating hours, delivery access, pedestrian routes, parking movements and possible snow-storage areas. Identify the site contact and any access restrictions that need discussion.
Want to include a preferred date and time?
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Share a preferred date and time. We will confirm arrangements with you; sending a request does not book an appointment.
Prefer to send the details first? Request a quote or call (519) 501-5003.
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Describe the clearing areas and the arrangement you would like to discuss.
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More questions
Before you send your request.
Is ice treatment automatically included with snow clearing?
Do not assume the same scope for every arrangement. Explain which surfaces need clearing and which have ice concerns so treatment areas and service terms can be agreed.
Can I ask about roof heating cables or snow guards?
Yes. Choose the relevant service and describe the roof area. Keep installation questions separate from driveway and walkway clearing so the appropriate work can be discussed.
How should I describe a snow-clearing request?
Identify driveways, walkways, entrances, parking areas and any routes that must remain accessible. Include the property type, city and obstacles that affect clearing or snow storage.
What should a clearing trigger specify?
A proposed agreement should state the conditions that start service, the areas included and how repeat visits during an event are handled. Review the actual terms instead of assuming a universal snowfall threshold.
How do I include salting or ice treatment?
Name the surfaces and areas where you want ice treatment considered. Ask which applications are included, what material is proposed and how additional visits or changing conditions would be handled.
What matters in a commercial winter-service brief?
Include operating hours, loading areas, pedestrian routes, snow-storage limits and access priorities. Identify the site contact and the completion records required by your property team.
What should I check before agreeing to winter service?
Review the scope, exclusions, response arrangements, pricing terms and documentation requirements. Confirm the contact route for service issues and distinguish an enquiry from an accepted service agreement.
Can I request winter service for more than one property?
List each location and its clearing areas separately. Coverage, access and service requirements need to be reviewed for each address before a combined arrangement is agreed.