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Snow plowing · Wakefield, MA

Snow plowing cost in Wakefield, MA

In Wakefield, driveway plowing costs $55 to $95 per storm for up to 6 inches of snow, or $425 to $750 for the whole 2026-27 season, from the Snow Pass price list.

Wakefield · Snow Pass price list · Prices updated October 2026
$55 to $95
Per storm, driveway, up to 6 inches. Source: Snow Pass price list, 2026-27.
ServicePrice
Driveway, 1 car (per storm)$55
Driveway, 2 cars$70
Driveway, 3 cars or 75 ft+$95
Front walk, with a plow visit$20
Front steps$15
Salt, one application (1 car)$15
Season contract, 1 car (up to 12 pushes)$425
Season contract, 2 cars$550
Season contract, 3 cars$750

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Snow in Wakefield

Wakefield had about 10,500 housing units in 2010 (Wikipedia). The town sources we read do not break out housing types, so check the lot and drive when you ask for a price.

Parking during storms

Wakefield no longer has an all-night winter parking ban. The town can instate a parking ban during snow and other weather emergencies, announced through its e-alert system. Cars that interfere with plowing can be ticketed and towed.

Sidewalks

Under the town bylaw, owners of commercial property and multi-family buildings must clear the sidewalks next to them within 24 hours after the storm ends. The bylaw text read sets $200 per violation. Single-family homeowners are not covered by this rule.

Town rules checked Oct 2026. Confirm current rules with Wakefield's public works page.

Common questions

How much does driveway plowing cost in Wakefield, MA?

Snow Pass charges $55 for a one-car driveway, $70 for two cars and $95 for three, per push of up to 6 inches. Deeper storms cost more. A season contract is $425 to $750.

Does Wakefield have a winter overnight parking ban?

No. The Parking Clerk page says the town no longer has an all-night winter parking ban, but one may be instated during snow and other weather emergencies. The town announces it through Everbridge e-alerts.

Who has to clear the sidewalk in Wakefield?

Owners of commercial property and multi-family buildings. They must clear within 24 hours after the storm ends. The bylaw text read does not cover single-family homes.

Which Wakefield alert system should I sign up for?

Everbridge e-alerts. It replaced CodeRED, and the sign-up page says it announces snow-related parking bans.

Prices by job

Snow Pass is owned by the same operator as Fair Price.