How Much Does Snow Plowing Cost in Palmer, Alaska?

Brown two story house with a plowed driveway in Palmer, Alaska
Palmer driveway, cleared. By noon the wind had other plans, and one text put it back on the list.
What you need to know
$180 to $300 a month
  • That covers most Palmer driveways for a full season of automatic plowing, seven payments from October through April.
  • Square footage sets the price. Farm properties on the Outer Springer Loop and long driveways off Palmer Fishhook land at the top of the range.
  • Palmer wind refills driveways. When it drifts shut again, you text the office and it goes back on the list.
  • Downtown Palmer, the Airport area, Inner Springer, Arctic Avenue and the Trunk Road corridor are all on routes.

Palmer is the one town where the answer to "how much" has to include the wind. Here is how the price gets built for a Palmer driveway.

What sets the price

We measure your driveway and the price follows the square footage. A driveway to a two car garage near Palmer High is the cheapest thing we plow. A 300 foot gravel drive with a turnaround on the Outer Springer Loop is not. Both are fine. They cost different amounts because they take different amounts of work.

Then you pick a plan. Most Palmer customers pick Pro Unlimited, and the wind is the reason.

Long plowed gravel driveway at dusk near Palmer, Alaska
Long driveways cost more. We say so up front.

Why the wind changes the math in Palmer

Everybody in Palmer knows the wind. A storm drops 4 inches, we plow it, and by afternoon the wind has drifted your driveway shut again with snow that fell on somebody else's field. On a per push plan every return trip is a charge. On Pro Unlimited, every qualifying visit for the season is one price.

That is why we tell Palmer people to look hard at Pro Unlimited. One flat rate for the season, every qualifying visit, and the drifts do not run up your bill.

The three plans

Most popular in Palmer

Pro Unlimited

One flat rate for the whole season, every qualifying visit, no matter how many.

  • Automatic dispatch at 2 inches
  • Second pass coverage on heavy storms
  • Live GPS tracking of your truck
  • Driveway staking before the season
  • Text before we roll
  • Buddy System access

Basic Per Push

A secured spot on the route, but you pay for each completed plow. Fine in a calm winter. Palmer winters are not calm.

  • Automatic dispatch at 2 inches
  • Locked in per push rate
  • 24 hour guarantee
  • Billed after each plow

On Call

You call, and if a route has room we come. A backup for people who mostly handle their own driveway.

  • Request based
  • Per visit pricing
  • No secured spot
  • No guarantee
The Buddy System
Sign up with a neighbor.
You both save 10 percent.

The truck is already on your street, so it costs us less to plow you and we pass that on. Inner Springer Loop is a good example, once a few houses on a loop are on the route everybody on it pays less.

Snowy neighborhood street lined with trees in Palmer, Alaska

Why we do not post a price list

Because a price list for driveways is never the real number. We measure your driveway, send you the exact price and the full service agreement within 24 hours, and the number on the quote is the number on the bill.

Quick answers

Do you plow the Butte?

Yes. Old Glenn corridor, North and South Butte, Knik River Road and out by Bodenburg. The Butte gets its own routes.

What about drifting?

If the wind drifts your driveway shut again after we plowed it, text the office and it goes back on the list. Drifting is the main reason Palmer customers pick Pro Unlimited.

Is it billed monthly or for the season?

Pro Unlimited is one season price split into seven monthly payments, October through April. Basic Per Push bills you after each completed plow.

How fast do I get a price?

Within 24 hours of the form. The call takes about two minutes.

2026 to 2027 season
Routes fill by neighborhood.
Lock yours in now.

Billing starts October 1. Once a neighborhood is at capacity it closes and late signups go on a waitlist.

Get my snow plowing quoteOr call or text (907) 215 7012
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