4,725 Driveways Plowed, 2 Missed: Why We Publish Our Miss Count
4,725 visits, 2 missed. We publish that number on purpose. Here is what counts as a miss and why you should ask every plow company for theirs.
Snow Plowing in Wasilla: Lucille Lake, Cottonwood Creek, Bogard Road and Downtown
How our routes run through in town Wasilla, who plows your street, the berm on Bogard, and what a Wasilla driveway costs.
The Anchorage Berm: Why the City Plow Buries Your Driveway After We Clear It
The muni plows the street after your driveway is done and leaves a berm. Why that happens and what a second pass covers.
Text Alerts and Live Truck Tracking: What You Get on Your Phone
A text when you are scheduled, a text when the truck is on the way, and on Pro plans a live map. Here is what shows up on your phone.
Palmer Wind and Your Driveway: Why It Drifts Shut and What We Do About It
Palmer wind drifts a plowed driveway shut by noon. Here is how we handle drifting and why Pro makes sense in Palmer.
Driveway Staking: Why We Mark Your Driveway Before the First Snow
Before the season we put markers on both sides of your driveway. Here is why, and what happens if you sign up after the ground freezes.
Snow Plowing on the Knik Goose Bay Road: How We Run the KGB Corridor
KGB is long, spread out, and the last thing the borough gets to. Here is how our routes run out there and how neighbors open one.
Snow Plowing on the Anchorage Hillside: Why Those Driveways Are Different
Hillside driveways are longer, steeper and get more snow than the rest of Anchorage. Here is what that means for plowing them.
Pro Unlimited vs Basic Per Push: Which Snow Plowing Plan Should You Pick?
One flat price for every storm, or pay per plow on a secured spot. Which one wins depends on the winter. Here is how to decide.
How Much Does Snow Plowing Cost in Palmer, Alaska?
Most Palmer driveways run about $180 to $300 a month for a full season of automatic plowing. Here is what sets the price out here.
What a 2 Inch Trigger Actually Means for Your Driveway
Once about 2 inches falls at your address, your driveway is on the schedule automatically. It does not mean we plow every 2 inches.
When Should You Sign Up for Snow Plowing in the Mat Su?
Before the first storm. Routes are built by neighborhood before the season and close at capacity. Here is what happens if you wait.
How Much Does Snow Plowing Cost in Anchorage?
Most Anchorage driveways run about $180 to $300 a month for a full season of automatic plowing. Here is what decides your price.
How Much Does Snow Plowing Cost in Wasilla and Palmer?
Most driveways in Palmer and Wasilla run $180 to $300 a month for a full season of automatic plowing. Here is what decides your price and how the three plans work.
Save 10% on Lawn Care This Year with Our Lawn Buddy System
Save 10% on Lawn Care in Anchorage, Wasilla & Palmer with Our Lawn Buddy System
If you’re planning on getting lawn care this season in Anchorage, Wasilla, or Palmer, you might as well save some money doing it.
We started something new this year at Snip & Clip Alaska called the Lawn Buddy System, and it’s one of the easiest ways to get a discount on your mowing without doing anything complicated.
What is the Lawn Buddy System?
It’s simple.
If you and a few of your neighbors sign up for lawn care together, everyone saves.
Once we have 5 homes in the same neighborhood or nearby signed up, everyone gets:
10% off weekly lawn mowing
A free fall cleanup at the end of the season
No contracts, no weird catches—just a straightforward way to save.
Why we offer this
If you live in Palmer, Wasilla, or Anchorage, you already know how spread out everything is.
When we can service multiple homes on the same street, it makes our routes way more efficient. Less driving, tighter scheduling, and better consistency.
Instead of keeping that benefit on our end, we pass it back to you.
Most people are overpaying (without realizing it)
A lot of homeowners sign up for lawn care on their own and pay full price…
even though their neighbors are dealing with the exact same thing.
This just gives you a way to take advantage of that and save.
How to get 5 neighbors (it’s easier than you think)
You don’t need to overcomplicate this.
Text a couple neighbors
Mention it to the house next door
Drop it in a neighborhood Facebook group
That’s usually all it takes.
Once 5 homes are signed up in your area, we apply the discount to everyone.
Watch how it works
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Lawn care in Anchorage, Wasilla & Palmer
We provide weekly lawn mowing and seasonal services throughout:
Anchorage
Wasilla
Palmer
Surrounding Mat-Su Valley areas
If you’re in the area and looking for reliable lawn care, this is the best time to get set up before the schedule fills up.
Ready to get started?
If you’re already planning on lawn care this season, you might as well do it the smart way.
Get your quote, talk to your neighbors, and lock in the discount.
👉 Get your quote here: snipandclipalaska.com/contact
Video breakdown (quick version)
In the video above, I explain how the Lawn Buddy System works and how you can save 10% on lawn care in Anchorage, Wasilla, or Palmer just by teaming up with your neighbors.
Once you get 5 homes together, everyone saves—and you’ll also get a free fall cleanup at the end of the season.
Full video transcript
Do you want to save 10% on your lawn mowing this year?
Call Snip & Clip. We have a new system called our Lawn Buddy System.
Lawn Buddy allows you to save 10% and get a free fall cleanup when you sign up with five of your neighbors.
Pull Behind Dethatchers are a SCAM
Think you're getting your lawn dethatched? Think again.
Many lawn care companies in Alaska are charging for "dethatching" but using cheap pull-behind rakes that barely scratch the surface. In this blog, we break down why pull-behind dethatchers are a total scam, what real powered dethatching looks like, and how to make sure you're not getting ripped off. If you're paying for results, make sure you're actually getting them.
