Snow Plowing · Quincy, WA
Snow Plowing & Removal in Quincy, WA
Quincy gives property owners 24 hours after a storm ends to clear their sidewalks, and that includes the berm the city's plow leaves across the driveway. We plow commercial parking lots and residential driveways and clear sidewalks after a snowfall.
The rest of the year, the same company keeps your landscaping and lawn in shape.

Local rules & conditions
Snow Plowing in Quincy: what to know
24 hours after the storm ends
Property owners must clear snow and ice from the sidewalks on or next to their property within 24 hours of the end of a snowstorm.
Source: Quincy Municipal Code 12.28.040
Driveway berms are yours to clear
The duty includes removing the berm the city's plows leave across driveway entrances.
Source: Quincy Municipal Code 12.28.040
Where the snow can go
Snow cleared from sidewalks, driveways and parking lots can't be pushed onto city streets or sidewalks, into storm drains, or anywhere it blocks drivers' view, so where to pile it is part of the plan.
Source: Quincy Municipal Code 12.28.040
City codes change, so confirm current requirements with the city before you build.
What we offer
Our snow plowing services
- Residential snow plowing
- Commercial snow plowing
- Driveway clearing
- Parking lot clearing
- Snow hauling for large piles
A few recent projects from around North Central Washington.
Reviews
What our customers say
“All round positive experience. Really happy with their work and highly recommend. They showed up when they said they would. Courteous and hard working. Did not over charge. Would not hesitate to use them again. Thank you.”
Sally Catlin “Dircio's Landscaping team is very professional and efficient. We've hired them for lawn maintenance, sprinkler blow out and snow removal. We have had a great experience with this company and would recommend them to anyone that is looking for quality services.”
Delia Garcia
FAQ
Snow Plowing in Quincy: common questions
If I hire a snow removal company, am I still responsible?
Yes. Quincy's code says hiring someone doesn't transfer the duty, and the owner is responsible for the work of anyone they hire.
What happens if a sidewalk isn't cleared?
It's a civil infraction, each day counts as a separate violation, and the city may clear the snow itself and bill the owner.
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Let's talk
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Tell us a little about your project and we'll get back to you to schedule a visit.
- (509) 237-1018
- info@dircioslandscaping.com
- 129 1st Ave NW, Ephrata, WA 98823Get directionsMailing address: P.O. Box 682, Ephrata, WA
- Monday–Friday 8:00am – 4:30pm


