"Electric snow blowers are corded and good for clearing light to moderate snow off patios, porches, walkways, and small-to-medium-size driveways. High-voltage batteries power cordless snow blowers, which are effective on light, moderate, and heavy snow on walkways and driveways. Gas snow blowers are more powerful and can run longer without needing a recharge, which makes them better suited for large properties."
"There are also different types of snow blowers within those categories. Single-stage snow blowers use an auger to suck up snow and discharge it through a chute. They are lighter and therefore easier to maneuver than heavier-duty blowers, making them ideal for light-to-moderate snow on small-to-medium-sized paved driveways and sidewalks. Two-stage snow blowers, which are built for removing large amounts of snow on medium-to-large-sized driveways,"
Prevent ice damming on roofs, reduce slipping on walkways, and avoid back strain by planning snow-removal routines and using appropriate tools. Consider electric, battery-powered, and gas snow blowers based on property size and noise/environmental trade-offs. Electric corded blowers suit light to moderate clearing of patios, porches, walkways, and small-to-medium driveways. High-voltage battery (cordless) blowers handle light through heavy snow on walkways and driveways. Gas blowers provide greater power and runtime for large properties but are louder and have greater environmental impact. Choose single-stage blowers for light-to-moderate paved surfaces and two-stage models for large, heavy accumulations.
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