Spokane County, Washington

Get your Spokane driveway and sidewalk shoveled

Spokane's South Hill has steep streets and older homes with long front walks, while neighborhoods like Hillyard, Logan and Garland sit on flatter ground north of the river. The city leaves sidewalks to property owners and asks for a 36 inch path by 9 a.m. the morning after a snowfall. Plow berms across the end of driveways are a regular part of winter here.

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Snow, sidewalks and the rules in Spokane

Spokane gets steady winter snow, with cold air from Canada sometimes meeting Pacific moisture for bigger storms. Thaws and refreezes are common, so packed snow on walks and side streets often turns to ice.

Typical snowfall. Spokane's official station at Spokane International Airport averages about 45 inches of snow a season (45.4 inches, 1991-2020 normals). Source: NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals 1991-2020 (annual/seasonal).

Shovler works across Spokane County, so you can also book for a home or business outside Spokane itself.

Around Spokane, you can also book for addresses in Hillyard, Logan, Garland, Spokane Valley, Airway Heights, Cheney and Mead.

With Shovler you can book a shoveler for Downtown Spokane, South Hill and Browne's Addition or anywhere else in Spokane from your phone, pick your price, and pay once the work is done. Schedule a shoveler ahead of the storm and the walk can be cleared within the time the city expects.

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