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Free template · snow removal

A snow removal quote template for the whole season.

Quebec’s consumer protection office (OPC) says a snow removal contract should state the dates, the amount of snow, the time limit, where the snow goes, the extra tasks and the price. The generator makes the season’s quote, with GST and QST.

A season quote, as an example

A fictional snow removal business, a residential driveway, the full season from 5 cm. A 50% deposit is shown; the balance follows.

Fictional quote from Boreal Snow Removal (example): driveway clearing for the season from 5 cm, steps and door access, 10 salt or sand visits, GST, QST, total $747.34 and a 50% deposit.
Fig.Fictional quote from Boreal Snow Removal (example): driveway clearing for the season from 5 cm, steps and door access, 10 salt or sand visits, GST, QST, total $747.34 and a 50% deposit.
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The six points to write into the contract

PointExample wording
The datesFrom November 15, 2026 to April 15, 2027
The amount of snowFrom 5 cm on the ground, rather than “every storm”
The time limitDriveway clear before 7 a.m.
Where the snow goesBlown onto the lot, as the municipal by-law allows
Extra tasksSteps and door access; salt or sand
Price and paymentThe total price with taxes, and the payment dates

Source: Office de la protection du consommateur, advice before hiring a snow removal contractor (in French), read on 28 September 2026. This summary is not legal advice.

How it works3 steps

In three steps

In the free generator, no account.

Trombone

01

Your business

Your name, your address, your NEQ if you have one, and your GST and QST numbers. Below the small-supplier line, switch off “I charge taxes”.

Case cochée

02

The season

The season’s lines are filled in: the driveway from 5 cm, steps and doors, salt or sand. Add your dates and your time limit to the descriptions.

Facture

03

The PDF

Set the deposit, check the preview and download. At the end of the season, switch to Invoice for the balance.

Questions4 answered

Common questions

Short answers.

01Do I need a written contract?
The OPC always recommends one: it is the record of your agreement. It has no required form, unless you sell door to door.
02What if I sell door to door?
That makes you an itinerant merchant: you need an OPC permit and a written contract with all the required information. You cannot ask for or accept a deposit within 10 days of signing, because the client can cancel during that time.
03Do I add GST and QST?
Only if you are registered for the GST and the QST. Registration becomes mandatory when your taxable sales pass $30,000 in one calendar quarter or over the four calendar quarters before it. Below that, you are a small supplier: switch off “I charge taxes” and the document comes out without taxes.
04Is the generator really free?
Yes. No account, no email to hand over. What you type stays in your browser until you download; the PDF is then drawn on our server and sent back to you. We do not keep your documents.

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