Battling Snow Conditions and Moving Snow Drifts! | Southern IIA

⛄️Despite challenging weather conditions, we take on the task of clearing snow drifts and moving snow.

❄️We encounter 16 inches of snow and negative degree temperatures, but our determination keeps us going.

❄️❄️❄️The snow conditions cause building damage and make it difficult for people to navigate.

🛷We take a break from the snow removal to enjoy some sledding and have fun in the winter weather.

☃️Snow removal can be a challenging but rewarding job, providing a little extra income for our family.

How did you get into snow removal?

—I started by buying farm equipment and was asked to move snow for a development. I've been doing it for almost 9 years now.

Do you get paid for helping stuck people in the snow?

—I usually don't pull people out of snow drifts for free, but if someone is truly in need of help, I'll do my best to assist.

What's your theory on snow removal?

—I believe in providing quality service to my snow removal clients and adapting to different situations to ensure customer satisfaction.

How do you determine how much to charge for snow removal?

—I usually let people pay me based on what they think the job is worth, taking into account their situation and what they can afford.

What other types of jobs do you do besides snow removal?

—I also take care of other farm and maintenance tasks, such as clearing snow, helping neighbors, and maintaining equipment.

00:00Welcome back to the Southern IIA! In this video, we tackle the snow conditions after returning from vacation.

00:40We encounter negative degree temperatures, 16 inches of snow, and 50 mph winds while trying to move snow drifts.

03:48We take a break from snow removal to enjoy some fun sledding with our family.

08:45We explain how we got started in snow removal and answer FAQs about the job.

15:31We highlight the current state of our shop and discuss future plans for organization.