- Township sidewalks
- Residential: clear within 24 hours of the first snow. Commercial and industrial areas: by 10 am
- City sidewalks
- Clear within 24 hours after a snowfall, or before it builds past 10 cm
- Where the snow goes
- On your property, never onto the road (Township)
- Township snow line
- 604-532-7300 for snow and ice service requests
- Driveways at home
- Image Salt and Plow, Augusta Lawn Care of Langley and B C Commercial Snow Clearing do residential
- Last checked
- November 7, 2026
Snow doesn’t come often in Langley, but when it does, here’s who will plow and salt for you, and what the Township and City expect you to do yourself. The rules are from each municipality’s own site; every company is listed only if its own website says it works in Langley. Checked November 7, 2026.
The sidewalk rules
In the Township of Langley, under the Highway and Traffic Bylaw, snow must be cleared from the sidewalks and walkways next to your property within 24 hours of the first accumulation in residential areas, and by 10 am in commercial and industrial areas. Don’t push it onto the road: the Township says cleared snow has to stay on your property. Pile it on the right side of your driveway or on your yard. Bylaw complaints go to the Township’s Bylaw Enforcement Division; snow and ice service requests to 604-532-7300.
In the City of Langley, the Highway and Traffic Regulation Bylaw (No. 2871) says owners must clear snow or ice from the sidewalks and walkways bordering their property within 24 hours after a snowfall, or before it builds up past about 10 cm. You also have to clear snow or ice off roofs next to a road or sidewalk if it could fall on people.
Both clear the main routes first. Residential streets and cul-de-sacs come after, which is why your street may wait. The Township publishes maps of its priority roads, trails and park parking lots, and the City has a Snow Control Priority Map. A plow going by with the blade up is usually on its way to a priority route.
Snow removal for homes
Most Langley snow companies only do commercial lots and stratas. These say on their sites that they do homes too:
- Augusta Lawn Care of Langley (a franchise, locally owned). Lists snow and ice service, residential and commercial, alongside its lawn care. augustalawncareservices.com
- B C Commercial Snow Clearing. Plowing for driveways and parking lots, sidewalks, paths and stairs, salting and de-icing, 24/7 patrol. In business since 1994; serves Langley, Surrey and Port Kells. langleysnowremoval.com
- Image Salt and Plow, 20283 56 Avenue, Langley City. Residential and commercial snow clearing, strata and commercial salting, sidewalks to driveways to parking lots, seasonal service. saltandplow.ca
Tip: if a landscaper already cuts your lawn, ask whether they add snow clearing for existing customers. Some companies sell seasonal contracts in the fall, before the first snow.
Commercial and strata snow removal
- Cassian Commercial Services, 20331 Duncan Way. Commercial ice and snow removal for multi-site government and commercial properties; serves Langley, Aldergrove and the Fraser Valley. cassian.ca
- Everest Snow Removal. Snow removal and salting for warehouses, stratas and commercial properties across Langley, Surrey, Abbotsford and Aldergrove; booking seasonal contracts. everestsnowremoval.com
- Limitless Snow Removal. Commercial snow and ice management across the Lower Mainland, including Langley. snowlimitless.com
- Pro Snow Solutions. Commercial, strata and government sites across the Lower Mainland, including Langley; 24/7 during snow events. prosnowsolutions.com
- SNOWCLEARED.COM. 24/7 snow and ice removal for parking lots, driveways and outdoor spaces. snowcleared.com
- Summit Snow Removal. Commercial snow plowing, parking lot clearing and ice control in Langley, 24/7. summitsnowremoval.ca
When snow is coming
- Move cars parked in front of your driveway so plows can get through (Township advice).
- Stay off the roads if you can: plows clear priority routes faster with fewer cars on them.
- Don’t let kids build forts in roadside snowbanks.
- Need a warm place to sleep? When it’s activated, the Gateway of Hope’s Extreme Weather Response program at 5787 Langley Bypass opens overnight (604-514-7375), or call 2-1-1.
Related
- Emergency preparedness in Langley
- Garbage and recycling schedules (snow can delay pickup)
- Landscapers in Langley
- Gateway of Hope
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Last checked November 6, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.




