Snow Removal & Plowing in Anchorage, AK

Contract customers are on planned routes that start once snowfall reaches their trigger depth. Most get a first pass during or right after the storm, plus a follow-up if wind drifts snow back. Exact timing depends on the storm and where you are on the route.

Yes, for both homes and businesses. A seasonal contract means we come after every qualifying snowfall without you having to call. Ask us about per-push pricing if you'd rather pay by the visit.

A good snow removal contract spells out which areas are cleared, the snow depth that triggers a visit, the expected response time, pricing and payment terms, what happens with extra snowfall or de-icing, and who is responsible if property is damaged. For a full breakdown, see our guide to snow plowing costs and seasonal contracts in Anchorage.

Most homeowners choose 2 to 3 inches. If your driveway is steep or shaded, a lower trigger keeps snow from packing down into ice. A higher trigger costs less but leaves more snow between visits.

We set the plow's cutting edge for your surface, whether asphalt, gravel or pavers, and work carefully around curbs and landscaping. Marking your driveway edges and any low drains before the first snow helps too.

Yes. Be Happy Property Services is licensed, insured and bonded. Whoever you hire, confirm the company carries liability insurance so you are protected if your property is damaged during plowing or snow removal.

We use eco-friendly products and methods whenever conditions allow, and switch to sand in deep cold when melt products stop working.

Fill out our estimate form or call 907.336.7434. We'll give you a written estimate based on the size of your property and the services you need.

Yes. Commercial lots and HOA entrances on a seasonal contract are cleared before opening, with sanding or de-icing on the same visit. Retail, office, medical and multi-family properties across Anchorage run on these early routes. Tell us your opening time and we build the route around it.

It depends on the size and slope of your driveway, how many walkways and steps are included, your trigger depth and any add-ons. Most homeowners choose a seasonal contract for one fixed price; per-push billing suits smaller driveways. Send photos or your address for a written estimate, or read our guide to snow plowing costs in Anchorage.

Yes. Roof snow removal and ice dam work covers Anchorage and Eagle River; call to ask about addresses outside those areas. Call when snow keeps building after back-to-back storms, icicles form along the gutters or a ceiling shows a water stain. Roof work is billed hourly.

Yes. When stacked snow blocks sightlines, takes up parking spaces or creeps toward buildings, our crews load it with the loader and haul it off-site. Hauling is billed hourly and is common on commercial lots, HOA streets and tight residential driveways by late winter.

Yes. We hold seasonal contracts with HOAs, apartment complexes and property managers across Anchorage, with one point of contact, a written scope for each site, sidewalk and entry clearing, and a service record your board can review.