Off-Site Snow Hauling in New Jersey
Clear Landscaping hauls snow off commercial properties across Central and Northern New Jersey when no viable on-site storage remains. Loaders load, dump trucks carry, and Megatron — a Peterbilt hooklift with a 12-foot spreader — supports hauling, material handling and equipment transport. Common on dense Hudson County sites, structured parking and back-to-back storm cycles.
Piles Hauled Off Site
There is a point where relocation stops being an option. The perimeter is full. The deck has nowhere to push. Every square foot is leased or striped. A second storm is forecast and the first is still sitting there. Municipal rules will not let snow be deposited on the public sidewalk or into the street. At that point the snow has to leave.
Properties That Need Hauling Most
Dense urban sites in Hudson County and Newark, where plaza frontage and a parking deck leave no storage at all. Structured and multi-level parking, where ramps and clearance dictate which machines work. Full retail centers whose leases require available parking. Back-to-back events. And fire lanes and accessible routes that stay at full width regardless of what fell.
How a Hauling Operation Runs
Loaders and box pushers consolidate piles into loadable stacks. Loaders charge dump trucks. Trucks run to an approved disposal location. Skid steers clean up the footprint, and the recovered pavement is deiced because a scraped wet slab refreezes. Because it is machine-hour and truck-hour work, hauling is quoted separately from plowing.
The Equipment
Full-size loaders. Box pushers for consolidation. Skid steers for cleanup. Dump trucks and snow-hauling equipment. And Megatron, our Peterbilt hooklift with a 12-foot spreader, currently being rebuilt to support snow hauling, material handling, equipment transportation and large-scale salt operations. Owned and staged.
- Full-size loaders and box pushers for consolidation
- Skid steers for cleanup
- Dump trucks and snow-hauling equipment
- Megatron, our Peterbilt hooklift
Why Owned Equipment Decides This Service
Hauling happens in the 48 hours after a major New Jersey storm, which is exactly when rented loaders and trucks are not available at any price. Ours are owned and staged, so a haul can be scheduled between back-to-back events instead of after the third one.
More on how we operateFrequently Asked Questions
When does snow need hauling rather than relocating?
When no viable storage remains, when leases or ordinances require clear surfaces, or when consecutive storms have maxed the perimeter.
Where does the snow go?
To an approved off-site disposal location. Snow is not pushed into public streets or onto public sidewalks.
How is hauling priced?
As a separate scope based on machine hours, truck hours and volume.
Do you haul from parking decks?
Yes, with equipment sized for ramp and height restrictions.
How long does a haul take?
It depends on volume, load distance and how many trucks are running. We scope it before we start.
Is deicing included afterward?
The recovered pavement is treated, because bare wet pavement on a cold night refreezes.
Plan Hauling Before You Need It
Call 732-747-5099 or request a property assessment.
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