Snow Removal in Oro-Medonte for Long Driveways, Windrows and Private Roads
Oro-Medonte Snow Removal plows driveways, clears the windrow the road plow leaves and opens private roads for homeowners and cottage owners across the township, from Shanty Bay and Hawkestone to Horseshoe Valley and Moonstone.
Tractor crews start at 5 cm, work your lane to the width of your driveway, and text you a photo when they leave.
Snow Removal for Oro-Medonte Homes, Lanes and Cottages
We clear snow for homeowners, road associations and cottage owners in every hamlet of the township. Each property gets a site visit, stakes along the lane before the first snow and a written quote.
Two Questions We Ask Before We Quote
How long is your lane, and what is under it? A paved drive in Horseshoe Valley and a gravel lane off a Line road need different gear. Gravel gets a blade riding on shoes and a packed base, while paved drives get scraped close. Length and slope decide how long a visit takes and whether the lane needs sand on the hill.
Where does your car need to be, and when? Township rules keep cars off Township roads overnight from December to April, so every car sits in the driveway. Tell us when you leave for work and where you park, and we plan the route and the passes around both.
Every pass ends on your side of the property line. Oro-Medonte By-law (343) 947-5029 bars placing snow from private property on a road, with a $100 set fine.
Snow Removal Services in Oro-Medonte
Six services cover the snow on a rural Oro-Medonte property, from the lane at the road to the steps at the back deck. Each one has its own page with what it covers and what sets the price.
Full-width plowing for paved drives and long gravel lanes, turnarounds and garage aprons included.
One written price from November 15 to April 1, with a 5 cm trigger and no cap on visits or centimetres.
A return pass for the packed ridge the road plow leaves across the end of your driveway.
Paths, front steps, side doors, decks and the route to the propane tank, cleared by hand.
Sand and grit for gravel lanes and slopes, measured ice melt for paved walks and steps.
Shared private roads, road associations and lanes kept open for cottage owners away for winter.
What a Squall Week Looks Like Here
Environment Canada's 1981 to 2010 normal for nearby Barrie is 223 cm of snow a year. The 2025 to 2026 winter blew past it: Coldwater and Warminster recorded 539 cm, and Orillia set a record of 492 cm by March 21, 2026!
A December 11, 2025 squall warning for Oro-Medonte called for 30 to 75 cm or more, and the Township declared Significant Weather Events in February 2024, February 2025 and December 2025.
On weeks like those the road plow passes more than once, so we plan for return visits instead of capping them.
What Your Written Quote Lists
The quote names the length and width of the lane, the turnaround and parking pads, gravel or paved, the slope, each walkway and set of steps, the windrow return and any ice control.
It states the 5 cm minimum, the season dates of November 15 to April 1 and the payment terms: half on signing, half on January 15, and 30 days' written notice to cancel.
We price it once at the site visit and the number holds all season. There is no travel charge anywhere inside the township.
Snow Removal Routes Across Oro-Medonte
We run routes one part of the township at a time, so a crew can reach your lane and get back for the windrow the same morning. Find your hamlet below.