Snow Removal

Articles in Snow Removal

By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Admit it. Shoveling snow was fun when you were a kid. As an adult, it is a chore that leaves you achy and exhausted--that is, until you purchase a snowblower. With a variety of models available, quickly evaluating your situation can help you ... more »
By jimdris 21 comments
If you are a lover of snow, but had to move to where there is none, you may experience withdrawal symptoms and depression because you miss the snow. This article is meant to help you cope with those feelings of withdrawal... more »
By Stauf 1 comments
Tired of you exterior glass icing up? Ice will not form on anything that is slick.. more »
By generatorjunkie 0 comments
Snow blowing is a very enjoyable experience -- until the engine starts sputtering. There is nothing more uncomfortable than refueling a snow blower in freezing temperatures. Until recently, there were only two results: frozen fingers or ... more »
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If you live in an area that accumulates a lot of snow, you need to have snow removal equipment on hand. Snow removal equipment ensures that your sidewalks and driveway are safe to walk on. Depending on the size of your property, you may need ... more »
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Leaves and snow are simple, but clearing layers of frozen ice from your fragile gutters is a daunting task. Many home owners and property managers face ice-dammed, snow-capped roofs every season. Here are a few ideas for eliminating the icy ... more »
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The age old winter dilemma of icy sidewalks does not have to be an enormous hassle. In many areas, ice or snow covered sidewalks are often the responsibility of the property owners each winter. Shoveling the snow and ice is not the only method ... more »
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Walking in a winter wonderland is all well and good until we're confronted with the task of removing it from our driveways. Although snow can usually be shoveled away with relative ease (excluding the back pain that follows, of course), ice can ... more »
By Lauren Romano 1 comments
No one likes shoveling snow. It’s cold, wet and there’s the risk of injury. If you really have to shovel snow, do it a way so that you can avoid injury... more »
By Bob Strauss 6 comments
If you have acres and acres of property, a bad back, or a bunch of lazy kids, a snowblower might be a wise investment this winter season. Unfortunately, buying one of these gizmos isn’t as simple as running into and out of Home Depot—you have to ... more »
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Snow on a roof can get so heavy that the roof could cave in. After a big snow or a blizzard, it is very important to relieve the pressure on the roof by removing excess snow. This can be a dangerous job, so take safety precautions and work in ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 11 comments
Shoveling snow is a fact of life in colder parts of the world. So grab your snow shovel and follow these steps to make sure your driveway and walking areas are safe in any weather... more »
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If your climate is harsh enough to require a snowblower, you'll want to ensure it's ready for action when the need arises. To maintain your snowblower in top running condition, you'll need to follow a regular maintenance schedule. Protect your ... more »
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Icy stairs are more than just an annoyance. They can be a dangerous hazard that can lead to serious injuries. Each year, thousands of injuries, including broken bones, are reported by people that have slipped on icy outdoor stairs. You'll want to ... more »
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If you live in an area known for snow-filled winters, chances are you've had to clear snow off your roof. Here are some guidelines to help you shovel snow off the roof safely and quickly while protecting your roof's surface... more »
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At the beginning of the season, the chains on a snow blower should be checked for proper tension. Periodically throughout the season, recheck the chains. Your snow blower will operate more efficiently and safely when you adjust the chain tension. ... more »
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Snowblowers are a valuable tool for property owners and businesses in snowy climates. They can reduce the time it takes you to clear driveways and walkways, help you move large amounts of snow and prevent back injuries that may occur with regular ... more »
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You know the drill--you just get your sidewalk and driveway cleared and the next day melted water has frozen, making your sidewalk a deadly ice rink. Follow these steps and use your head to clear the sidewalk with a minimum of effort... more »
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The wood deck that provides so much pleasure in summer can be a great place in winter as well since many people position decks to get sunshine at least some of the day. Keep the wood deck clear of snow to protect your investment, enjoy a winter ... more »
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Winter weather can make life difficult when you need to get in and out of your driveway in a hurry. The best way to ease the burden of snow removal is to plan. With the right preparation, clearing snow from your driveway can be a snap... more »
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There's nothing worse than looking out the window as you're getting blasted by a couple of feet of snow and realizing that your car is buried under a white mountain. Well after the heavy snow fall subsides, here are some tips on how to dig your ... more »
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Whether you live on a paved or gravel road, in a subdivision or a rural setting, the time may come when you need road services. Your county road commission is responsible for maintaining roadways and right-of-way property. Here's how you can get ... more »
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In northern climates where snow and ice are frequent visitors to our homes, one question that is asked frequently is, "How do you get rid of ice on a wood deck?" One of the big concerns is if it will harm the wood or deck itself. There are many ... more »
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If you get any amount of snow accumulation, you need to remove the white stuff from your property. You should use the proper tools and equipment to remove snow safely and efficiently from your walks and driveway. Here are some tips to use when ... more »
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In some parts of the world, snow removal is a necessary task during certain times of the year. It doesn't have to be difficult, provided you don't let it pile up... more »