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Snow Removal in Lexington, MN

Lexington may be one of the smallest cities in Anoka County (ZIP 55014), but its homeowners expect a clear driveway just as much as anyone in the metro. Iceworks services Lexington driveways for any snowfall over 1 inch of new accumulation, every storm, all season.

5.0/5 · 18 Google reviews Blaine, MN since 2016

Lexington, MN ZIP 55014 Anoka County Trigger 1.0"

Residential snow removal for Lexington homeowners

Because Lexington is small and sits right between our Blaine base and neighboring Circle Pines, our crews reach it quickly — Lexington driveways are some of the most efficient on our routes.

Our operators use tractor-mounted inverted snowblowers that lift the snow and throw it clear rather than pushing it across the driveway, and the customer portal keeps you updated on storm progress, route timing, and any change to our plan. We run every storm of the season so your Lexington driveway stays clear and accessible.

Lexington snow removal pricing

No Standard vs Premium tiers and no per-visit charges — one season pass covering every storm from November 1 to April 15. What you pay depends on how wide your driveway is, so tell us the address and we'll show you your price in about a minute.

Wider than four cars, or a shared drive with a turnaround? Ask for a custom quote and we'll price it by hand.

What north-metro homeowners say

★★★★★
We used Iceworks the last couple of years and are very happy. It's amazing to not worry about plowing after a long weekend away. The best part is that Iceworks comes after just 1 inch of snowfall. They use a large green John Deere tractor and both of my toddlers love it!
— Jenny A., Google
★★★★★
Had them for the second year for snow removal. They do a fantastic job. I love their website for keeping us up to date. They come as often as needed to ensure we don't get plowed in by the city.
— Fred W., Google
★★★★★
I like that they blow the snow as opposed to plowing — they didn't damage my lawn like other companies. If they've already been out before the city plow, they come back later to clear that mound at the end of the driveway. Super happy. Will definitely use again!
— Stephanie B., Google

Lexington snow removal questions

Do you provide snow removal in Lexington, MN?
Yes. Iceworks clears residential driveways in Lexington (55014, Anoka County) for any snowfall over 1 inch of new accumulation. We run Lexington from our yard in Blaine, about ten minutes away. Enter your address to confirm it is on a route we run.
When do you clear Lexington driveways after a storm?
Every storm runs the same Launch Sequence. Under 2 inches we launch once the snow has stopped — one clean pass. Over 2 inches we launch in step with the city crews and come back for the ridge they leave across the end of your driveway. Lexington shares ZIP 55014 with Blaine, Circle Pines, and Lino Lakes, and we run them on the same storm — so nobody waits on the others.
How much does snow removal cost in Lexington?
Pricing is one flat seasonal price based on how wide your driveway is — measured by how many cars fit side by side. A single plan covers every storm in Lexington from November 1 to April 15, with no per-visit charges. Enter your address to see your price.
What parts of Lexington do you cover?
Lexington ZIP codes 55014. We build routes street by street rather than covering a whole city at once, so the map further down this page is the honest answer — enter your address and we will confirm instantly. We also run Circle Pines, Blaine, and Lino Lakes.

Where we clear in Lexington

Not the whole city — we run tight routes so everyone on them is done inside one pass of the storm. The shaded area is this winter's.

The shaded area is where we clear driveways this winter.

Clear your Lexington driveway all winter

Check your street and see your own price for the winter in about a minute. Nobody calls you, and nothing is emailed for you to wait on.

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Iceworks  ·  10661 Nassau St NE, Suite 700, Blaine, MN 55449  ·  (612) 900-3081

Serving Blaine, Circle Pines, Coon Rapids, Ham Lake, Lexington, and Lino Lakes