77 Birch Hollow Rd
Cedar Notch, MN
- Long driveway with a turnaround
- Corner lot, sidewalk on two sides
- New owner
Snow removal leads near the drives you already clear
Check driveways near your stops on a phone map before you bid. On Growth and Pro, a request through your quote page shows which card brought it in.
Snow plowing
How sure: Confirmed
Pick drives worth walking
Driveway length and paved area
Rule out drives that don't fit your truck or the work you want to take.
Driveway shape
Check for turns or a shared entrance before setting a time to walk it.
Sidewalks and corner lots
If you also shovel, check which drives have a walk along two sides.
Multi-car driveways
Allow for the extra passes when you work out a quote.
New owners
Put nearby new owners on your next knock list. Alerts come weekly, or daily on Pro.
Cards that got a response
Growth and Pro show which postcard or door hanger brought in a quote request. Reply using the details the owner sent you.
Choose a street, then walk the drives
Pick a plow area
Choose ZIP codes or draw the streets you want to serve.
Check the drives from the street
Open your list on the phone map. Check the driveway layout and the owner's name, if listed. Walk the drive before you bid.
Send a card and check replies
Growth and Pro export postcards and door hangers with a QR code for each home. Owners can ask for a quote on a page with your business name and logo. Every plan also exports a CSV.
Start with streets you already serve
Adding a driveway across town can make you late to your last stop. Check the travel time before looking at driveway size. On Growth and Pro, RouteLeads ranks addresses by distance to customers you already serve. The route density guide shows how to count the drive a new stop adds.
On Starter, choose 3 ZIP codes where you already work. Every plan has a phone map for checking addresses on the street. Before promising a new driveway, put it in your stop order. Use the driveway capacity guide to check whether you have time.
Make a short list you can actually work
Shortlist only drives you’d take if the owner agreed to your price. Remove shared entrances you don’t want to sort out and streets that require a long detour. The guide to getting snow plowing customers has a card script and a way to check the drive before quoting.
- Walk the streets near your current stops and mark which drives need an on-site check.
- Knock on owners you want to quote. Leave a card where no one answers.
- Review new-owner alerts, weekly on Starter and Growth or daily on Pro, and decide which nearby addresses to visit next.
Growth and Pro export postcards and door hangers. Each piece gets a QR code for that home. If an owner requests a quote, you get an alert with the details they sent. A scan alone doesn’t give you their contact information. Check which card or street brought requests before your next print run.
Walk the drive before you bid
Size and layout help you pick doors to knock; a bid still takes a walk. Check:
- Space to push snow: A fence or neighboring property can leave little room for a pile.
- Obstacles: Mark curbs, paver edges and sprinkler heads the blade could hit.
- Surface: Gravel may require a different blade setting and more time.
- Access: Check the slope, room to turn and whether the entrance is shared.
- Walks: If you shovel too, confirm the sections the owner wants cleared.
If the drive is shared, agree on who pays before you take the job. For public walks, check the town’s rules before offering the owner a service window.
Quote from your own time and costs
Use the size and layout as a starting check, then set a price after the walk-through. Decide what each visit covers and what costs extra. The snow plowing pricing guide shows how to compare per-push and seasonal terms using your own figures.
Enter your own price, visits per customer and number of new customers in the calculator. For a seasonal contract, enter the contract price and one job per customer. The result is revenue, not profit after fuel or labor.
You pay a flat monthly price within your plan’s lead limit, not a fee for each address. Compare ZIP codes and lead limits on the pricing page.
Guides for snow plowing
- 5 min readHow many driveways can you plow in a storm? Plan the route by the clockSet your driveway cap from your own door-to-door minutes, then check it against every promised finish time.
- 6 min readHow much to charge for snow plowing: per push or seasonal, worked outTime the whole stop, cover fixed and per-push costs, then test seasonal terms against your own records.
- 5 min readHow to get snow plowing customers on the streets you want to plowRenew your current drives, choose streets that fit the route, and give nearby owners a specific reason to call.
See what new customers could add
Enter what you charge and how often you work for each customer. See yearly sales before costs and how many customers would cover a plan at its monthly price.
Enter your numbers to see what new customers could bring in.
- Yearly sales from new customers
- Average monthly sales
- Yearly sales from one customer
Customers needed to cover a year of monthly payments
- Starter $49/mo
- Growth $129/mo
- Pro $299/mo
This compares sales before costs with twelve monthly plan payments. It uses your numbers and our plan prices, not a forecast of what you'll earn.
Common questions
How does RouteLeads help me find plow customers?
It lists homes with the driveways you want on the streets you choose. Check each layout from the road, then knock or leave a card at the drives you want to bid.
Why is a driveway on the list?
It has the driveway details you chose, such as length or sidewalk frontage. Confirmed means those details are clear; Likely means check them before you pitch.
When should I contact owners?
Contact owners while you still have room on your route. Walk the drives you want to bid before promising a price.
How do I know which cards worked?
Growth and Pro show which postcard or door hanger got a quote request. Each QR code opens a quote page with your business name and logo. If an owner requests a quote, you get the details they entered. For a scan without a request, you'll see a suggestion to knock nearby.
Can I run plowing and landscaping from one account?
Yes, on Growth and Pro. Starter covers one service, Growth covers three and Pro has no limit. Keep your mowing and plowing lists in the same account.
Are the leads exclusive to me?
No. Another plow operator may see the same driveway. You pay a flat monthly price, not a fee per lead. Work the drives that fit within your plan's lead limit.
Do I get homeowner phone numbers or emails?
No. You reach owners with a knock or a card. On Growth and Pro, owners who want a quote scan the code on your postcard or door hanger and send you their contact details themselves.
Do I need a card to start the trial?
No card needed. The trial runs 14 days on any plan.
Find the drives your truck can reach
Check the next street on your route before you bid a drive across town.