Above All Snow Removal of Rapid City

About Above All Snow Removal of Rapid City

Up on the hill above downtown, the Dinosaur Park statues stand rimmed in white after a fresh snow, and the kids who sled the slope below them are usually the first sign a storm has passed through Rapid City overnight. Above All Snow Removal works the streets circling that hill and the flatter blocks below it, plowing driveways before the morning school run and clearing lots for the businesses opening along the way. Fresh powder off the Black Hills tends to come light and gets pushed easily; the heavier, wetter systems riding up from the south pack down fast and take a second pass with the blade. Walkways get shoveled to bare concrete and steps get salted so the first person out the door isn't the one testing the ice. By midmorning the hill's shadow has retreated and the cleared driveways below it are already dark and dry again. The route runs through Rapid City's core neighborhoods and out toward Rapid Valley on the busier storm days.