Snow Removal in Loveland, CO
Brooks Landscape is bringing snow removal to Loveland — a new service backed by the same in-house crews that have served Northern Colorado homeowners since 2006. Loveland's established neighborhoods and growing west side both call for landscape work that holds up through Colorado's swing from dry summer heat to heavy spring snowpack. Our crews know Larimer County and its winters firsthand, and every route is serviced by the Brooks team you already trust.
What's Included
- Automatic service at 2″ snowfall for contracted clients
- Residential driveways from $45 per visit — walks, steps & entry included
- Commercial parking lots and walkways, billed hourly
- Ice melt and de-icing application
- Seasonal contracts (November–April) or per-visit service
How We Work
When a Front Range storm rolls through, a cleared driveway, sidewalk, or parking lot isn't just a convenience — it's how you get to work, keep customers coming through the door, and stay on the right side of local sidewalk-clearing rules.
Brooks Landscape is bringing snow and ice management to our Northern Colorado service area for the 2026–2027 winter, backed by the same crews that have designed, built, and maintained landscapes across the Front Range since 2006. The season runs November 1 through April 15, and contracted clients get automatic service: once snowfall reaches 2 inches, we're on our way — no phone call needed. We aim to service every property within 12 hours after snowfall ends, working accounts in route priority order.
For homeowners, service is billed per visit at a flat rate — a standard 2-car driveway is $45 per visit and includes attached walkways, steps, and the entry approach, with larger and oversized drives quoted at signup. Ice melt application is available for $25 per visit, and a public-sidewalk frontage add-on is available where city code requires clearing.
For businesses, we plow parking lots and drive lanes, clear sidewalks and entryways with dedicated sidewalk equipment, stack or relocate snow on site, and apply bulk ice melt where authorized. Commercial work is billed hourly by labor and equipment class, and fixed-price seasonal contracts are available — quoted per property based on lot size, walk footage, and priority level.
Major storms over 12 inches, or events with heavy drifting, are handled on a time-and-materials basis, and we'll communicate before any extra equipment charges come into play.
Local Water & Permit Context
Loveland is served by the City of Loveland Water and Power for most residential areas, with some properties on East Larimer County Water District. We verify your water source and pressure before finalizing irrigation design—important in a city with a growing smart irrigation adoption rate.
Loveland's Building and Development Services issues permits for decks, retaining walls over 30 inches, and other structural landscape elements. We handle the permit coordination for any work that requires it in Loveland.