Snow Removal · Wrightsville, PA
January and February bring most of the county's snow, about two feet in an average year. Ask whether the contract covers sidewalks and front steps as well as the driveway, how deep the snow has to get before the crew comes, and whether salt is included or billed per visit. A per-push price looks cheaper until a winter with five storms.
Based in Wrightsville
A family business by its own account, Lionscape works out of Wrightsville and handles mowing, edging, mulching, shrub trimming, weed control and fertilization, aeration and overseeding, and spring and fall cleanups. Its website lists East York, Dallastown, Red Lion, Shiloh and Weigelstown among its service areas, and the company plows snow as well.
Collapsed pipes, cast iron lines and broken water lines are typical jobs for Sam's Backhoe and Septic Repairs, on Pleasant Hill Road in Wrightsville. By its count it has over 25 years of experience and is a certified Roth septic tank installer, and it does excavation, hydro jetting, septic pumping, installs and seepage pits across Lancaster, York, Dauphin and Berks counties.
Valley Oaks Lawn Care and Maintenance works out of Wrightsville and, by its own description, around Lancaster County. Weekly mowing, trimming and edging, fertilization, aeration and overseeding, bush and hedge trimming, small tree removal, mulch and stone, sod and spring and fall cleanups are all listed, plus snow removal.
Stone driveways, shed and pool pads, footers and trenching make up much of the work for Bookmyer Excavating, a small family business on Reisinger Avenue in Wrightsville that covers York and Lancaster counties. It also clears lots, demolishes, grades and plows snow, and it has no closing time on its listing.
Everything at Quiet Cut Mowing and More runs on batteries, from the zero-turn mower to the blowers, trimmers and snow blowers. The Wrightsville company, started in November 2020, says that means no gas engine noise or fumes.
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