Your driveway, clear by 7 a.m. every storm this winter.
One price for the season. We plow or blow the driveway, hand-shovel the walk, steps and path to the mailbox, and salt whatever wants to freeze. You sleep in.
- Since 2012 on the same streets
- 140 homes max on the route
- 4.9 from 96 Google reviews
“Done before my 6:40 train every single storm last winter, and the steps were salted too.”
Ellen R., Riverside
Season plans and single visits
Season plans run November 15 to March 31 and cover every storm of 2 inches or more, however many come. Prices depend on driveway size and how much hand work there is.
| Service | What we do | Season | Single visit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driveway | Plow or blow to the pavement, clear the apron again after the town plow leaves its ridge. | $640–$980 | $65–$95 |
| Driveway + walks Most homes | Everything above, plus the front walk, stoop, steps and a path to the mailbox and trash cans, by shovel. | $890–$1,290 | $95–$135 |
| Full care | Everything above, plus salt or pet-safe ice melt every storm and a return trip for drifting and refreeze. | $1,150–$1,650 | n/a |
| Public sidewalk only | The town sidewalk along your frontage, cleared and salted within the 12 hours the ordinance asks for. | $380–$520 | $40–$60 |
| Roof rake and ice dam check | Pull snow off the first 4 feet of roof from the ground, knock down hanging icicles over doors. | n/a | $150–$275 |
No storm surcharges on season plans. Single visits over 18 inches are billed at 1.5 times the rate. Pay in two halves: November 1 and January 15.
When the truck rolls
You never have to call us. We watch the same radar you do and start on our own.
- Under 2 inches
- Salt on walks and steps for Full care homes. No charge to anyone else.
- 2 inches or more
- Everything on your plan, done by 7 a.m. for overnight snow or within 4 hours of the last flake.
- 8 inches or more
- One pass mid-storm so it never gets heavy, then a full cleanup and the town plow ridge.
Price your season in a minute
Pick what your place looks like. This is the same math we use at the walkthrough, so the number rarely moves by more than $50.
How a season with us works
Same crew, same order on the route, every storm. Most customers renew, so we open spots for new homes in September and October.
- 1
Walkthrough in the fall
Marcus walks your property, marks the gas meter, curbs and garden beds, and gives you a fixed season price.
- 2
Stakes go in
Reflective stakes along the driveway edge by Thanksgiving, so the plow never chews your lawn.
- 3
Storm mornings
A text when the crew heads your way and a photo of the finished driveway when we leave.
- 4
Spring check
We pull the stakes in April and patch any lawn edge we scuffed. Seed and topsoil on us.
What neighbors say
★★★★★ 4.9 average from 96 reviews on Google.
“During the February storm they came at 2 a.m. and again at 6. When I walked out, the car was dug out, the steps were salted and there was a photo on my phone. I stopped owning a snowblower.”
Gary T., Littlebrook
“My mother is 84 and lives alone on Jefferson Road. They do her steps by hand and check the handrail is clear. That is worth every dollar.”
Priya S., Western Section
“The stakes, the texts, the fixed price. It is the first winter I have not argued with anyone about snow.”
Tom and Lena K., Princeton Junction
A small crew that knows your street
I started clearing driveways on Harrison Street in 2012 with one snowblower and my uncle's pickup. Today there are four of us, two trucks with plows and three walk-behind blowers, and we still stop at 140 homes.
That cap is the whole point. It keeps a full route under four hours, so the last house gets the same 7 a.m. finish as the first. In summer we run a small landscaping business, which is why we care what your lawn edge looks like in April.
Marcus DeLucaOwner, Stony Brook Snow Care
- 4people, all on payroll
- 2plow trucks, 3 blowers
- $2Mliability insurance
Where we plow
About 8 miles around downtown Princeton. If you are just outside the line, ask anyway: we take a few homes on the way to existing customers.
- Princeton
- Princeton Junction
- West Windsor
- Kingston
- Rocky Hill
- Lawrenceville
- Plainsboro
- Skillman
- Montgomery
Questions we hear every fall
What if it snows twenty times this winter?
Then you got a great deal. Season plans cover every storm of 2 inches or more from November 15 to March 31, no matter how many there are.
Will the plow damage my driveway or lawn?
We stake every edge before the first storm and use a rubber cutting edge on paver and stamped driveways. If we scuff turf, we fix it in April at no charge.
Do you clear the end of the driveway after the town plow?
Yes. The ridge the town plow leaves is part of every plan. If it comes through after we leave, we come back for it the same day.
Can you start earlier than 7 a.m.?
For people with early shifts, nurses and commuters, we can put you near the front of the route. Tell us at the walkthrough.
Is the ice melt safe for pets and new concrete?
We use rock salt by default and a magnesium chloride blend for pet owners and concrete under three years old. Just say which you want.
Are you insured?
Yes, $2 million general liability and workers' comp for the whole crew. We are registered as a New Jersey home improvement contractor and send the certificate on request.