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Terms of use
Last updated August 2026.
About these terms
These terms cover your use of this website. They do not cover the snow removal work itself — that is governed by the service agreement you sign with South Lake Tahoe Snow Removal LLC. Where the two conflict, the signed service agreement wins.
Quotes and estimates
Anything shown on this site is informational, not a binding offer. Pricing depends on the property, and a quote becomes binding only once it is issued in writing and accepted by both parties. Booking a time through this site reserves a walkthrough, not the work.
Scheduling and storm conditions
Service timing during a storm depends on conditions, road access, and route position. We give an honest estimate of when we will reach you, and we do not guarantee a specific clock time for storm work.
Accuracy
We keep this site current, but we do not warrant that every detail is error-free or continuously available. Photographs may be illustrative rather than of a specific job.
Your use of the site
Please do not attempt to disrupt the site, submit false requests, scrape it at volume, or use it for anything unlawful. We may block access that does any of those things.
Intellectual property
The text, layout, and branding on this site belong to South Lake Tahoe Snow Removal LLC. Photography is either our own or licensed from third parties.
Property access and damage
During service windows, driveways and work areas must be kept completely clear of vehicles, low-hanging obstacles, landscape stakes, and extension cords. Hazards and fragile features are marked during the pre-season walkthrough and worked around all winter. To the extent the law allows,South Lake Tahoe Snow Removal LLC is not responsible for damage to unanchored pavers or other unsecured surfaces, or to objects hidden beneath the snowpack or buried beyond the visibility of their markers.
Winter conditions and assumption of risk
Snow and ice are inherently hazardous. Clearing reduces those hazards but cannot eliminate them: surfaces can refreeze between visits, storms can re-cover cleared areas, and no service makes a winter property risk-free. Between and after visits, the condition of the property — and the safety of its residents, guests, and visitors on it — remains the owner’s responsibility, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
Liability
To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential losses arising from use of this website or from conditions on a serviced property between or after visits. The signed service agreement sets out the full allocation of responsibility for the work itself. Nothing on this page limits liability that cannot legally be limited under California law.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California.
Contact
Questions about these terms:info@sltsnowremoval.com
These terms are a starting template. Have them reviewed by a qualified attorney before launch, and make sure they align with your service agreement.