Residential driveways
Town driveways, subdivision drives and longer rural lanes. Snow is pushed to the places agreed in advance, clear of the garage door and the mailbox.
Driveways · Commercial lots · Winter accounts
Snow Removal in Edgerton, WI
RAH Solutions LLC plows residential driveways and commercial lots in Edgerton and nearby towns with its own plow trucks and equipment. Winter accounts are set up before the season, so the details are agreed before the first snow.
Last updated: October 2026
RAH Solutions LLC is a licensed and insured, family-owned landscaper based in Edgerton, Wisconsin. Started by Robert Harried in 2023, it serves Rock and Dane County homes and businesses.
What snow removal does RAH Solutions offer?
Short answer
RAH Solutions LLC plows and clears snow from residential driveways and commercial lots. The company uses its own pickup trucks with plows, a UTV with a blade and a skid steer with a snow pusher. Accounts are arranged before winter, and estimates are free.
The time to look for snow removal near me in Edgerton is before it snows. An arrangement made in October is made calmly: someone looks at the driveway or lot with the ground bare, and both sides know what to expect when the first storm arrives. One made in the middle of a January storm is made in a hurry.
RAH Solutions is the same company that mows, landscapes and pours concrete around Edgerton the rest of the year. That means one contact across all four seasons. Plowing pairs well with a fall yard cleanup, so the property is cleared and marked before the ground freezes.
Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and that is when calls about new accounts are answered. How and when your property is plowed during a storm is part of the agreement, so ask about it directly. The questions worth asking any contractor are collected in what to ask before signing a snow removal contract.
What we plow
What does RAH Solutions plow, and with what equipment?
RAH Solutions LLC plows home driveways and commercial lots around Edgerton with three kinds of machine, each suited to a different space.
Commercial lots
Parking lots, drive lanes and loading areas at businesses. Stacking spots are chosen so piles do not take the best stalls or block the view at the exit.
Plow trucks
Pickup trucks with front-mounted plows do most of the work on driveways and open lots. The one in this photo is clearing a subdivision driveway at dusk.
UTV with a blade
A utility vehicle with a plow blade is narrower and lighter than a truck, which suits tight spots where a full-size truck cannot turn around.
Skid steer with a snow pusher
A snow pusher is a wide box blade that moves a large volume of snow in a straight line. On a skid steer it clears lots and can stack snow higher than a truck plow.
Before the first storm
What should you agree on before a plowing season starts?
Four things, in writing. RAH Solutions LLC goes through each of them with the property owner when a winter account is set up, because they are where misunderstandings start.
- Trigger depth
How much snow has to fall before plowing starts. It sets how often the plow comes.
- Where the snow goes
Piles should not block sight lines, bury shrubs, sit on a drain or melt back across the pavement and refreeze. Choose the spots while the ground is bare.
- Walks and entrances
Plowing a driveway or lot is not the same as clearing sidewalks, steps and doorways. Decide who does those and say so in the agreement.
- Salt and sand
Whether deicer or sand is applied, where, and on what surfaces. New concrete may call for sand instead of salt.
Do property owners have to clear public sidewalks in Wisconsin?
In most places, yes. RAH Solutions reminds customers that most Wisconsin municipalities require owners to clear the public sidewalk along their property within a set time after snowfall. The time limit and the penalty are set locally, so check your city or village ordinance or call the municipal office.
A plow truck clears the driveway, not the walk. Corner lots and commercial properties can have a long run of public sidewalk, so settle who clears it before winter.
The process
How is a winter account with RAH Solutions set up?
RAH Solutions LLC sets up a driveway and a commercial lot the same way, in four steps that start before the snow does.
Look at the property
Before winter, Robert sees the driveway or lot with the ground bare and notes edges, obstacles, drains and where snow can go.
Agree the details
Trigger depth, where snow is piled, whether walks are included and how salt or sand is handled are settled and written down.
Mark the site
Driveway edges, curbs and anything that will be hidden under snow are marked so they can be seen from the truck.
Plow through the season
When snowfall reaches the agreed trigger, the driveway or lot is plowed and snow is placed where the agreement says it goes.
The winter fleet
What snow equipment does RAH Solutions run?
These are RAH Solutions photos of its own equipment: plow trucks, a UTV with a blade and a skid steer with a snow pusher, lined up and ready.
FAQ
What do people ask about snow removal in Edgerton?
Call (608) 501-5123 during office hours and Robert will tell you how RAH Solutions would handle your driveway or lot.
When should I set up snow removal for the winter?
In fall, before the first snow. RAH Solutions sets up winter accounts ahead of the season so the property can be looked at while the ground is bare and the details can be agreed without a storm on the way. Snow is possible here from November into April, so October is not too early to call.
What is a trigger depth?
It is the amount of snowfall at which plowing starts under your agreement. A lower trigger means more visits and a clearer surface; a higher one means fewer. It should be written down. Ask RAH Solutions what trigger applies to your property.
Does RAH Solutions plow commercial lots as well as driveways?
Yes. RAH Solutions plows residential driveways and commercial lots. A commercial account takes more planning than a driveway: when the lot has to be open, where snow can be stacked, and who handles walks and entrances.
Who is responsible for the public sidewalk in front of my property?
In most Wisconsin municipalities the property owner is, and the local ordinance sets how soon after a snowfall the walk has to be cleared. Check your own city or village ordinance. If you want walks included, raise it when the account is set up so it is clear who does them.
Will plowing damage my lawn or driveway?
A plow follows the edge it can see, so the best protection is marking driveway and bed edges with stakes before the ground freezes. Some turf damage along the edge is still common. It is repaired in a spring yard cleanup, and larger areas through lawn restoration.
Can salt be used on a new concrete driveway?
It should be avoided the first winter. Deicing salt is hard on young concrete, so sand is the better choice for traction on a slab poured that year. The concrete services page explains why.
More from RAH Solutions
Other Services You May Need
Fall Yard Cleanup
Leaf removal, bed cutback and winter preparation.
- Leaves removed from lawn
- Beds cut back for winter
- Overgrowth cleared out
Concrete Services
Driveways, walkways, patios and steps poured or replaced.
- Patios, walks and driveways
- Steps and landings replaced
- Base and joints done right
Lawn Maintenance
Scheduled mowing, trimming and edging through the growing season.
- Mowing, trimming and edging
- Clippings blown off hard surfaces
- Seasonal care on one schedule
Free estimates
Set up your winter plowing account
Tell RAH Solutions what the yard, lot or driveway needs. Robert looks at the property in person and sends a written estimate, with no pressure and no obligation.
or call (608) 501-5123