Know before it snows
We watch the forecast for the Tahoe basin. When a real storm is coming, you hear about it the evening before — in time to do something about it.
We watch the forecast, you don't
Nobody checks the snow forecast every evening in November. We do, and we only get in touch when more than 2 inches is coming — enough that somebody has to clear it.
The email comes the evening before
Not at 5am, when you're already looking at a buried driveway and every plow in town is booked. The evening before, while there's still time to arrange something.
One tap posts the job
Say what needs clearing and what you'll pay — $50 and up, your number, not ours. Local businesses see it and claim what fits their route.
Next time, it remembers who came
Once a business has cleared your property, the alert offers them by name. One tap and they get first refusal before anyone else sees the job.
What this isn’t
It isn’t a contract, a season pass, or a subscription. Signing up costs nothing and commits you to nothing — most storms you’ll read the email and decide you can handle it yourself. Nothing happens until you post a job, and nobody is assigned to your property.
You pay the business that clears your drive, directly, at the price you posted. SnowBlo charges them a small flat fee to claim the work and never takes a cut of what you pay.
Run a snow removal business? Here’s how the other side works.