White Skies Snowblowing

About White Skies Snowblowing

A Minot sky can go flat white for days at a time, ground and air the same color until the horizon disappears, and White Skies Snowblowing built its name around working through exactly that kind of storm, when a plow blade alone cannot keep up with snow moving sideways. Driveways get cleared with the blower set to throw snow well clear of the wind's return path, since a pile placed wrong just comes back across the same driveway an hour later. Sidewalks get the same treatment, blown to bare concrete rather than compacted by a shovel's pass, which matters on a day cold enough that packed snow turns to ice within the hour. Commercial entrances near the retail strips get cleared before the whiteout lifts enough for customers to venture out. Steps and ramps get a final hand check and salt, since a blower alone will not clear ice bonded to concrete. When the sky finally clears back to blue, the route behind White Skies is already finished.