What to include
- The street address or nearest intersection, and the area
- The property type: a house, a townhouse or condo, or a business or lot
- What needs clearing: the driveway, the snowbank at the end of it, walks, steps, a roof or a lot
- One visit or the whole season, and when it should start
- Anything that changes the work, such as gates, steps, interlock or where snow can be piled
Requests are welcome from every part of London and from communities just outside it. The service areas page lists them.
How you will hear back
We read every request and reply by email or phone, using the details you give. The reply may ask about the property, then sets out the next steps. The work is arranged with a local snow clearing operator, and nothing is booked until you agree to what will be cleared, when and for what price.
Your details are used to reply and are passed to the local operator who quotes the work. The privacy policy says who sees them.
Why there is no phone number on this site
London Snow Removal takes requests through the form only, so each one arrives in writing with the address and what needs clearing. Give your phone number on the form, and use the message box to say whether you prefer a call or an email. The about page explains who runs London Snow Removal.
Questions about contacting London Snow Removal
What should I put in my request?
Put the address or nearest intersection, the property type, the service you need and exactly what needs clearing. Add anything that changes the work, such as steps, gates, interlock or where the snow can be piled.
How will London Snow Removal reply?
By email or phone, using the details you give on the form. We read every request and reply with any questions and the next steps, and nothing is booked until you agree to what will be cleared, when and for what price.
Is there a phone number I can call?
No. London Snow Removal does not publish a phone number, and requests come in through the form on this page. Give your phone number on the form, and say in the message if you would rather get a call than an email.