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I wait until they are done and then I snow blow it all at once. The snowblower eats right through it. In fact, when I was done, I dug out my neighbor's mailbox. He probably thinks the guys he hired to do his driveway did it.
My uncle in Vail just flips a switch when it snows and the driveway heats up so that the snow melts when it hits it. He's got a high gas bill in the winter though.
My uncle in Vail just flips a switch when it snows and the driveway heats up so that the snow melts when it hits it. He's got a high gas bill in the winter though.
The building I used to work at in MetroPark had a heated driveway in front of the place. It was pretty radical for the mid-1980s.
Where else are they going to put the snow? It definitely bites, but really there is not much they can do. I have had that happened to me at least 4 times when hubby was out of town. Trying to shovel it was next to impossible. Thank goodness for helpful neighbors!
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