Fill out the form below and we will pass your details to a licensed broker in your province who works with snow removal contractors. The broker will contact you, confirm the details, and come back with quote options from the insurers they work with.
It takes about two minutes. It is free. There is no obligation to buy.
What We Will Ask You
Having these details handy helps your broker quote faster and more accurately.
Step 1: Where you operate
- Province (Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan)
- City or region you are based in
- Areas you service
Step 2: Your services
- Residential plowing, commercial plowing, sidewalk clearing, salting and sanding, roof snow removal, snow hauling
- Whether you also do landscaping or other work in the off season
Step 3: Your operation
- Years in business
- Number of plow trucks and other equipment (skid steers, loaders, tractors, sidewalk units)
- Number of employees and subcontractors
- Approximate annual snow removal revenue
Step 4: Your contracts and history
- Types of properties (driveways, plazas, condos, industrial, institutional)
- Any contract requirements you need to meet, such as liability limits or additional insureds
- Current insurance and renewal date, if any
- Claims in the last five years
Step 5: Contact details
- Name, business name, phone, email
- Best time to reach you
What Happens After You Submit
- We review your details and match you with a broker licensed in your province who writes snow removal business.
- A broker contacts you, usually within one business day, to confirm the details and ask any follow up questions.
- The broker shops the market and presents your options. Coverage, pricing and advice come from the broker, not from us.
Want the full picture first? Read how our matching service works.
Timing Tip
Many snow removal policies renew in the fall, and commercial clients often ask for certificates before the first snowfall. Starting the process in September or October gives your broker time to shop the market properly. If you have a contract start date coming up, tell us in the form.
Before You Submit
- What does snow plow insurance cover?
- How much does snow plow insurance cost?
- Insurance requirements for commercial snow contracts
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Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly will a broker contact me?
Most contractors hear from a broker within one business day. During the fall rush it can take a little longer, so let us know in the form if you have a contract deadline.
Will I get spammed by multiple companies?
We match you with a broker suited to your province and operation rather than blasting your details to a long list. You can ask to stop being contacted at any time.
Can I get coverage in time for a contract that starts next week?
Sometimes. It depends on your operation, claims history and the insurers available. Tell us your deadline in the form so the broker can prioritize.