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Did you read the website?

Their minimum contract is for a 100' driveway. There isn't a "sidewalk and stoop" option.

Shoveling the steps of a brownstone could be a lot of work. You typically can't shovel the snow off to the side of your house because that's you're neighbor's property. So you have to keep re-shoveling the same snow downwards. The sidewalk work tends to be a little easier since most of our properties aren't more than 18 feel wide. Digging the car out also tends to be rough because the plows dump, wet freezing snow around the cars making it harder to dig out.
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for all those people in JC with 100' driveways, this will be great.

By Jessica Remo | NJ Advance Media

It's not the shoveling I mind, it's the single-digit-temps and jacket-piercing wind.

So in the wake of yesterday's snow bomb, it seemed the perfect time to review SnoHub, the latest merger of tech and laziness ? I mean, convenience ? to rid my corner property (twice the sidewalks!) of the fluffy white stuff.

The idea is simple: Like Uber, the app employs contractors to accept a job, all with the push of a few buttons, and presto!, there's a much-more-eager-than-you snow remover at your door in minutes.

SnoHub hit the market in Connecticut last winter and this year expanded to Jersey, New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, Albany, Providence and Rochester, with plans to go nationwide.

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