Snow Plowing in Wasilla: Lucille Lake, Cottonwood Creek, Bogard Road and Downtown

In town Wasilla. Shorter driveways, tighter routes, done before the school buses roll.

What you need to know

• Downtown Wasilla, Lucille Lake, Cottonwood Creek, the Bogard Road corridor and the Wasilla High School area are all on routes.
• Inside city limits the City of Wasilla plows the streets. Outside, it is the borough. Either way the berm ends up at your driveway.
• In town driveways are shorter, so most land at the lower end of the $180 to $300 a month range for the season.
• Tight neighborhoods make tight routes. That is why in town is the easiest place to get on.

Kaedyn Jennings Owner, Snip&Clip Alaska. Residential snow plowing in Palmer, Wasilla, the Butte and Anchorage.

In town Wasilla is the easiest place we plow and the place people assume they do not need help, right up until the first 10 inch night. Here is how routes run through town and what to expect.

Who plows your street

Inside Wasilla city limits, the city plows the streets. Outside city limits, on Bogard, out Cottonwood Creek, around the lake, it is the Matanuska Susitna Borough. They plow on their own schedules, main roads first, and neither of them plows your driveway. Both of them leave a berm across it.

We plow the driveway overnight so it is clear for the morning. When the street plow comes later, on Pro Unlimited we come back for the berm on heavy storms.

Neighborhood by neighborhood

Downtown Wasilla and the High School areaShort driveways, close together. The tightest routes we run and the easiest to get on.

Lucille LakeMixed lot sizes and a lot of trees. Shaded driveways ice faster, so getting there before the cars matters.

Cottonwood CreekLonger driveways once you get off the main road. Square footage sets the price and we say so.

Bogard Road corridorBusy road, plowed early and often, which means the berm at your driveway is early and often too.

What in town costs

Most Wasilla driveways land between about $180 and $300 a month for a full season, billed in seven payments October through April, and in town driveways tend toward the lower end because they are shorter. We measure your driveway and give you the exact number within 24 hours of the form.

If your neighbor signs up too, you both save 10 percent. In town is where the Buddy System works best because everybody is already on the same street.

Route truck in town. Ten driveways on one street is a good night.

What a storm night looks like in town

1. TriggerAbout 2 inches on your driveway and you are on the schedule. You get a text.
2. Overnight runRoutes run while you sleep. Second text when the truck is a few stops out.
3. MorningClear for the commute and the bus.
4. Street plowCity or borough comes through later and leaves the berm. Pro Unlimited comes back for it on heavy storms.

Downtown at 3 AM. Done.

Quick answers

Do you plow inside Wasilla city limits?

Yes. Downtown, the High School area, Lucille Lake, Cottonwood Creek and the Bogard corridor are all on routes.

Who do I call about the street?

Inside city limits, the City of Wasilla. Outside, the borough. We handle the driveway and the berm at the end of it.

How much for a short in town driveway?

Usually the low end of the $180 to $300 a month range for the season. Exact number within 24 hours of the form.

Is in town easier to get on than KGB?

Yes. Tight neighborhoods make tight routes, so in town usually has room later into the fall.

2026 to 2027 season

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

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