Snow removal software for lawn care companies that plow in winter.
Your mowing clients are your plow clients. Keep them in one app, dispatch the plow route with one snow event, and walk away from every storm with time-stamped proof of service and the invoices already drafted.
14-day free trial. No setup fee. No contract. Nothing extra for snow.
The problem is not the plowing. It is the second system.
Most lawn care companies in the snow belt run winter off a different tool than summer, or off no tool at all. The client list gets copied into a spreadsheet in November. Routes live in someone's head. Salt goes down and nobody writes it down. Then in February a property manager calls about a fall in the lot and you are trying to remember which truck was there at 4am three weeks ago.
ServicePros keeps the same client record, the same crews, and the same billing through the winter. The only new thing is the storm.
How a storm runs in ServicePros
Flip your lawn accounts to snow
Every property you mow is already in ServicePros. Turn snow on with one toggle, set the priority, the trigger depth, and how it is billed. No re-entering addresses, gate codes, or contact info.
Create a snow event when it storms
Enter the date and the inches. ServicePros builds the plow route from your snow list, hospitals and 24-hour lots first, residential drives last, and skips anything under its trigger.
Crews tap Start and Done on every lot
Each stop gets a timestamp, a photo of the cleared lot, snow depth on site, and what went down: rock salt, calcium, brine. Big buttons that work with gloves on.
Bill the storm in one click
When the last stop is done, ServicePros drafts one invoice per customer with every visit itemized. Per-push, per-inch, and hourly accounts are calculated. Seasonal contracts are logged, not double-billed.
The record you need when someone falls.
Slip-and-fall claims are the expensive part of snow. The defense is a timestamp, a photo, and a material log for the visit in question. ServicePros captures all three every time a crew taps Done, and files them by address.
Search the property, print the log, hand it to the adjuster. Done.
- Arrival and completion timestamps set by the tap, not typed in later
- Photos of the cleared lot and any ice that could not be removed
- Snow depth measured on site, material used, and quantity
- Which crew member did the work, on which storm
Bill snow the way you already sell it
Every property gets its own billing type. Mix them freely across your book. One click after the storm drafts the invoices and leaves the seasonal contracts alone.
Per push
Flat price every time you service the lot. The most common residential setup.
Per inch
Rate multiplied by the storm total. Enter inches once on the snow event and every per-inch account is priced.
Seasonal contract
One price for the winter. Visits are still logged with photos so you have the record, but nothing is billed per storm.
Hourly
Rate times the time between Start and Done. Good for large commercial lots and hauling.
One property record. Twelve months.
The Smith residence has a cut height, a gate code, and a weekly mow price. It also has a plow priority, a two-inch trigger, a per-push rate, and a note about the storm drain by the mailbox. Same record. The fill-in crew member sees the right details for the season they are in.
Mowing season
- Cut height
- Weekly cadence
- Service price
- Zone routing
- Gate code
Snow season
- Plow priority
- Trigger depth
- Billing type
- Pile placement
- Salt log
Who this is for
A good fit
- Lawn care companies that plow their own accounts in winter
- Owner-operators tired of running snow out of a notebook
- Multi-crew companies that need to know who plowed what, when
- Anyone who has been asked for a service record after a fall
Probably not
- Snow-only contractors with no lawn care side
- Large commercial snow operations with a dispatcher and subcontractor network
- Companies that need weather-service integration to auto-trigger dispatch
We would rather say that plainly than have you find out in January.
Questions operators ask
Is ServicePros a snow removal app or a lawn care app?
It is lawn care software that includes snow season. It is built for lawn care companies that plow the properties they mow in winter, which in the snow belt is most of them. If you only do snow and never touch a mower, a dedicated snow platform may fit you better.
Does snow season cost extra?
No. Every ServicePros plan includes every feature. Snow season, storm dispatch, proof of service, and snow billing are all on the $29 plan.
Can I keep my plow routes and my mowing routes in the same app?
Yes. Your properties live in one record with both the mowing details (cut height, cadence, price) and the snow details (priority, trigger depth, billing type, pile placement). Mow routes run off the schedule. Plow routes are built per storm from the snow list.
What happens when a customer claims someone slipped on their lot?
Search the address in the service log. Every visit shows when the crew arrived, when they finished, what they cleared, what they salted and how much, the snow depth they measured, and the photos they took. Print it and hand it over.
Do my crews need to download anything?
No. ServicePros runs in any phone browser and installs to the home screen. Crews open the storm board, see their stops, and tap Start and Done.
What if some accounts are seasonal and some are per push?
Set it per property. When you bill a storm, ServicePros only invoices the accounts that are billed per visit and leaves seasonal contracts alone.
Set up your snow list before the first storm.
Plans from $29 to $99 a month by seats. 14 days free. Add your properties once and they are ready for winter and next spring.
See how the rest of the year works