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Snow Removal in Edgerton, WI

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Edgerton in short

Edgerton gives property owners owner or occupant clears it; city notices run Oct 15 and Nov 15 to clear the public sidewalk. 64.8% of its 2,517 homes are detached houses, most with a driveway to clear. Driveway plowing in Rock County runs $40 to $75 a push.
2,298
households in Edgerton
61.5%
owner-occupied (county 71.2%)
64.8%
detached houses (county 74.4%)
1969
median year built (county 1970)

The local numbers

Who clears the snow in Edgerton

Of the 2,298 households in Edgerton, 61.5% own the home they live in (Rock County: 71.2%). The owner is who a sidewalk ordinance lands on, and who usually decides between shoveling, a snow blower and a plow contract. It ranks 4th of 5 here.

64.8% of Edgerton's 2,517 housing units are single-family detached houses, fewer than the county's 74.4%. More of the town lives in apartments and attached homes, where a landlord or association contracts the lot and walks. 21.5% are in buildings of five or more units, which means parking lots to plow around parked cars.

Edgerton's median year built is 1969 (county 1970), and 23.5% predate 1940. Older blocks mean sidewalks on both sides, narrow single-car drives, detached garages off alleys and steps up to the porch: hand work as much as plow work. It ranks 4th of 5 here.

Edgerton housing and households vs Rock County

MeasureEdgertonRock County
Residents5,864164,350
Housing units2,51771,109
Occupied (households)2,29867,201
Owner-occupied households1,414 (61.5%)47,819 (71.2%)
Renter households884 (38.5%)19,382 (28.8%)
Single-family detached64.8%74.4%
Median year built19691970
Built before 194023.5%19.2%
Built 2000 or later25.4%16.3%
Mobile homes0%2.6%
In buildings of 5+ units21.5%11.7%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 5-year (2020-2024), tables B01003, B25003, B25024, B25034 and B25035.

Local rules

Snow rules in Edgerton

Edgerton's code page we could read does not state the number of hours allowed, so check with City Hall before counting on a deadline.

Sidewalk snow
Chapter 345, article VIII makes the owner, occupant or person in charge of every building or empty lot facing a street clean the sidewalk in front of it. The public works director publishes a reminder in the official newspaper every year by October 15 and again by November 15, and can serve a further notice on anyone who does not clear their walk. source
Snow in the street
The same article makes it unlawful for anyone to push or deposit snow from a driveway, sidewalk or parking area into a city street or alley. source

About Edgerton. Edgerton straddles Rock and Dane counties and was once known as "Tobacco City U.S.A.", with as many as 52 tobacco warehouses. Wikipedia

ZIP codes. 53534. Census 2020

Full pricing, the complete service menu, and the rest of the service area are on the snow removal in Janesville, WI homepage.

Common questions

Edgerton snow removal questions

How long do I have to shovel my sidewalk in Edgerton?

Chapter 345, article VIII makes the owner, occupant or person in charge of every building or empty lot facing a street clean the sidewalk in front of it. The public works director publishes a reminder in the official newspaper every year by October 15 and again by November 15, and can serve a further notice on anyone who does not clear their walk.

Can I push driveway snow into the street in Edgerton?

The same article makes it unlawful for anyone to push or deposit snow from a driveway, sidewalk or parking area into a city street or alley.

How many homes in Edgerton are detached houses?

Per the ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates, 64.8% of 2,517 housing units in Edgerton are single-family detached, against 74.4% for Rock County, and 61.5% of households own their home.

What does snow removal cost in Edgerton?

A Janesville contractor publishes $40 to $75 per push for a standard driveway and $400 to $900 for a seasonal contract across Janesville, Beloit, Milton and Edgerton for 2026-27; long rural drives run $60 to $120 a push. Every range is on the cost page.

Need the snow cleared in Edgerton?

Tell us the address, the driveway and walks, and whether you want per push or the season. We reply with a price before the first visit.