How to choose a snowblower

Cordless snowblowers

Cordless snowblowers are a lightweight snow-blowing solution with easy manoeuvrability and low maintenance. They deliver the power and performance of gas-powered snowblowers without the noise, fuss and fumes.

Single-stage gas snowblowers

Single-stage snowblowers use a rubber bladed snow auger to project the snow. These work well for light to medium non-icy snowfalls on small to medium properties. They are ideal for smooth, paved driveways and interlocking brick.

Two-stage gas snowblowers

Two-stage snowblowers are designed to manage deep, hard packed snow as well as the wet, heavy stuff. The powerful combination of an auger and a second stage impeller helps you chew through the pile at the end of your driveway. In addition to paved surfaces, these models can also be used on solid, non-paved surfaces, like in a rural area and are ideal for medium to large properties.

Three-stage gas snowblowers

Three-stage snowblowers have all the capabilities of a two-stage unit, are designed to get the job done faster and manage extreme snowfalls, ice and slush. The addition of a tough, specially designed accelerator does the job 50% faster than a traditional two-stage model. These snowblowers are ideal for large properties.

All gas snowblowers require some maintenance throughout the season.

Electric snowblowers

Electric snowblowers are lightweight, compact and ideal for light snowfalls and clearing smaller areas, such as porches and pathways. They are available in either corded or cordless models and are virtually maintenance free.