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Snow Removal in Long Island, NY
Snow and ice cleared from Long Island homes and businesses: driveways and parking lots plowed or snow-blown, walkways and steps shoveled, and ice melt down where people walk. Popeye’s is veteran owned, based in Holbrook, and serves Suffolk & Nassau.
Who Clears Snow For Homes And Businesses On Long Island?
Popeye’s does both. For a home, that means the driveway, the walk to the front door, the steps, and the end of the driveway the town plow buries. For a business, it means the parking lot, the sidewalks, and the entrances customers and staff use. Every property gets its scope set at a free estimate before the season, so when the snow comes, the crew already knows what gets cleared and where the ice melt goes. Snow removal is part of the year-round exterior care Franco built the company on, next to power washing in the warmer months and leaf cleanup in the fall.
What We Clear
Driveways, Lots, Walks And Steps
One crew for the snow you drive on and the snow you walk on.
Homes
Driveways plowed or snow-blown, front walks and steps shoveled, and the heavy ridge at the end of the driveway cleared so you can get the car out.
Businesses
Parking lots plowed, sidewalks and entrances shoveled, and walking paths treated so customers and staff can get in the door.
Ice
Ice melt spread on walks, steps, and entrances once the snow is moved, on the surfaces where a slip is most likely.
Storm By Storm
How Snow Service Works
- Free estimate and walkthrough. We look at the driveway or lot, the walks, steps, and entrances, and anything under the snow line that needs care: paver borders, curbs, lawn edges, landscaping, and drains.
- Scope agreed up front. What gets cleared, where the plowed snow gets piled, and which surfaces get ice melt are set before the season, not decided in the middle of a storm.
- Plowed or snow-blown. Driveways and parking lots are plowed. Tight driveways, spots next to the house and garage doors, and anything a plow should not touch are cleared with a snow blower.
- Shoveled by hand. Front walks, steps, stoops, sidewalks, and business entrances are cleared by hand.
- The end of the driveway. If the town plow has already come through, the heavy ridge it leaves across the driveway opening is cleared during the visit.
- Ice melt last. Once the snow is off, ice melt goes down on the walks, steps, and entrances people use.
Plan Ahead
Set It Up Before The Snow Falls
Once snow covers a property, the edges disappear. A plow driver cannot see where the driveway ends and the lawn starts, where a paver border sits, or where a low curb or a drain is waiting under the snow. Most plow damage starts there.
Setting up service before the season means we walk the property while everything is still visible, note what sits under the snow line, and agree on the scope with you. When the forecast turns, your property is already set up and nobody is guessing.
Spring Follow-Up
What Winter Leaves Behind
Salt, sand, and plow scuffs stay on the surface after the snow is gone. These services clean it up.
Driveway Washing
Hot water lifts the salt film, sand, and tire marks off concrete and asphalt, so the driveway dries one even color again.
Learn More →Paver Washing & Sealing
Winter salt dulls pavers and washes out joint sand. A spring wash and a fresh seal bring the color back and lock the sand in place.
Learn More →Epoxy Floors
Cars drag salt water into the garage all winter, and bare concrete soaks it up. An epoxy-coated floor keeps it on the surface, where it wipes up.
Learn More →Answers
Snow Removal FAQs
Do you clear snow for homes and businesses?
Yes, both. Homes get the driveway, front walk, steps, and the ridge the town plow leaves at the end of the driveway. Businesses get parking lots, sidewalks, and entrances. The scope for each property is set at a free estimate.
What does snow removal include?
Plowing or snow blowing for driveways and lots, hand shoveling for walks, steps, stoops, and entrances, and ice melt on the surfaces people walk on once the snow is moved. What gets cleared on your property is agreed before the season starts.
How much does snow removal cost on Long Island?
It depends on the size of the driveway or lot, how many walks, steps, and entrances need hand shoveling, and whether ice melt is part of the service. Every estimate is free and no-obligation. Call (631) 620-2499 for a quote.
When should I set up snow removal?
Before the first storm. Setting up early lets us walk the property while the edges, borders, and drains are still visible, and agree on the scope before snow covers everything.
Will plowing damage my lawn, pavers, or curbs?
That damage comes from not knowing what is under the snow. Paver borders, curbs, lawn edges, and drains get noted at the walkthrough, and tight or delicate areas are cleared with a snow blower or by hand instead of a plow.
Do you clear the end of the driveway after the town plow?
Yes. If the town plow has already come through, the heavy ridge it leaves across your driveway opening is cleared as part of the visit.
What should I do about salt residue in the spring?
Salt and sand left from winter dull concrete and pavers and can wash out paver joint sand. A spring hot-water wash takes the residue off, and paver sealing locks the joint sand back in place.
What areas do you serve for snow removal?
Popeye’s is based in Holbrook and serves homes and businesses across Suffolk and Nassau. Snow service depends on distance from our base, so call (631) 620-2499 to confirm your address.
Where We Work
Snow Removal Across Long Island
Based in Holbrook and serving homes and businesses in Suffolk & Nassau. Call to confirm your address is in our snow service area.
Get Set Up Before The First Storm
Free, no-obligation estimate for homes and businesses. Open Mon-Sun, 10am-7pm.
Call For A Free Estimate (631) 620-2499