Rey's Snow Plowing

About Rey's Snow Plowing

The morning after a Zion storm is usually the coldest and the bluest — high pressure sliding in behind the system, ice shoved into ridges along the beach, drifts sitting hard against every north-facing garage door. Rey's Snow Plowing works that daylight: drives cut open corner to corner, walks and steps taken down to concrete, salt where the sun will melt and the night will refreeze. Drifting is the local problem, since nothing stands between these yards and the water to break the wind, so one pass is rarely the end of it. Coming back for the second pass is the whole difference between a driveway that has been plowed and one that can actually be used. By afternoon the block is a row of clean aprons and cleared walks, and February can do as it likes.