Where we work
Northline service areas across Durham Region.
From $129 a month plus HST
Our service areas cover Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Bowmanville, Courtice and Clarington. We build routes street by street from Oshawa outward.
Book by November 1 for the seasonal price. The route closes November 30.
- A route built street by street
- Fully insured
- CVOR registered, the Ontario registration a work truck has to carry
- No deposit or cancellation fee
See all three memberships and what each one covers
Green in summer. Clear in winter.
Choose your city
Each area page lists the specific neighbourhoods we serve and what makes that market different.
Whitby
Brooklin, West Brooklin, Williamsburg, Rolling Acres, Taunton North and more.
Ajax
Riverside, Northeast Ajax, Audley, Nottingham, Central Ajax and more.
Pickering
Seaton, Duffin Heights, Amberlea, Rougemount, Brock Ridge and more.
Courtice & Clarington
Courtice, Newcastle, Hampton, Enniskillen, Newtonville.
Not sure if we reach your street?
Send us your postal code and we will give you a straight answer the same day, including whether a route is opening near you soon. We would rather say we are not there yet than sell you a poor service window.
Some places have a page of their own because a city price list quotes them badly: snow removal in Brooklin in north Whitby, Newcastle in east Clarington, and four Clarington hamlets where the lanes run longer: snow removal in Hampton, Solina, Tyrone and Enniskillen.
Every membership runs in both seasons, wherever you are
Gold clears the whole driveway, unlimited, with a 7 AM target after overnight snow. Platinum runs first, targeting 6:30 AM. Silver takes the municipal windrow off the end of the driveway.
Fall cleanup and leaf removal run in every town on this page, and neither needs a membership.
Where each service area is priced, and what each town actually searches for
Every town has a page for each half of the year, because almost nobody searches for both at once. Snow removal is priced for Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Bowmanville and Courtice.
Lawn care is priced for Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Bowmanville and Courtice. In Bowmanville it is called grass cutting, because that is what Bowmanville calls it.
Snow removal in Durham Region as a whole, and the villages inside Clarington, are served from the same route: Brooklin with Whitby, and Newcastle, Hampton, Solina, Tyrone and Enniskillen with Clarington. Snow removal in Port Perry and lawn care in Port Perry are inside the travelling area and are quoted on request, and lawn maintenance in Port Perry is priced the same way as the rest of the region, from the measured turf.
What three of our customers wrote on Google
Every word below is theirs, copied from the public listing. Three reviews, three five star ratings, nothing edited.
“Absolutely wonderful guy to deal with! He cares about improving the look of your property. Does excellent work and I highly recommend him”
“Andrew knocked on my door in Oshawa and I signed up for snow removal before the first storm. He walked the driveway with me, explained exactly when they clear and what happens on a smaller snowfall, and did not dodge a single question about price. Everything was in writing before I signed. I have dealt with plow guys who disappear by January, so knowing my driveway is on a route and I am not chasing anyone at 6 AM is worth it. Will update after the first storm.”
“I was delighted to meet Andrew yesterday. Andrew provided me with a fall cleanup, and I found him to be a very responsible worker. He went above and beyond by doing many extras for me. I also entrusted him with my winter services. I gave him consent to shovel the snow and salt my property for the full season.”
Read all three in full, one page each, or check every word on Google
The route board, October 13, 2026
Nineteen dots. One for every property on the route.
- Oshawa11
- Whitby2
- Bowmanville2
- Pickering1
- Newcastle1
- Brooklin1
- AjaxOpennone yet
- CourticeOpennone yet
One dot is one property. No addresses and no names. The dots are counted off the client list by hand and counted again on the day a contract is signed.
On the route, counted October 13, 2026
Nineteen properties, and which towns are still open
- Oshawa11 properties
- Whitby2 properties
- Bowmanville2 properties
- Pickering1 property
- Newcastle1 property
- Brooklin1 property
- AjaxOpen. You would be the first
- CourticeOpen. You would be the first
In north Oshawa that means MacInally Court, Fleetwood Drive, Clearbrook Drive, Wadebridge Crescent, Iribelle Avenue, Surrey Drive and French Street. Further south it means Harris Avenue, Goodman Drive, Ritson Road South and Athol Street East. There are two commercial sites as well, one of them on King Street West.
Nineteen is not a lot and we are not going to dress it up. It is the first year. What it does mean is that every one of those driveways is on a route somebody can name, and that if your town says open above, you would be the first one on it rather than the last one served. Counted by hand from the client list and re-counted on the day a contract is signed.
Andrew answers, October 2026
Why is your season longer than everybody else's?
Because November and April are when the awkward storms happen, and a season that ends on March 31 ends three weeks before the last one. November 1 to May 1 is six months and both ends of it are published, which is the part that matters: a season you can read is a season you can hold me to.
One of these goes on each page and it is replaced monthly. If the question you have is not here, ask it: 905-244-5779.
Find out whether your street is already on the route
Some streets carry several members and some I have never turned onto. Which of the two yours is decides where you land in the order on a storm morning, so send the address and I will tell you straight, the same day.
Green in summer. Clear in winter.