We spray your driveway before the snow.
Nobody should start a winter morning chipping ice in the cold. PreTreat Pros treats your driveway and sidewalks with liquid anti-icer before the storm — so ice never gets a grip, and you step out to a safer, easier morning.
Early 'Snow'bird Special — get set up before the first snow and your whole winter is covered at our lowest price. After the first snow falls, the seasonal price steps up.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Pick your plan. Sign up in 2 minutes. No phone calls, no waiting.
2. We watch the sky. Before each snow, we spray your driveway and sidewalks — usually the evening before, on dry pavement.
3. You wake up easy. The ice never bonds. A quick pass over soft slush, and your family is on its way — safe and on time.
PRICING — one winter, one price
One winter, one price, and a little peace of mind. Get on the list before the first snow and the Early 'Snow'bird price covers your whole season. It's what prepared homeowners do: settle it early, then stop thinking about ice until spring.
Small driveway — $175 Early 'Snow'bird (after first snow $225) / seasonal
Medium driveway — $225 Early 'Snow'bird (after first snow $295) / seasonal
Large driveway — $295 Early 'Snow'bird (after first snow $395) / seasonal
Sidewalk / rowhome — $99 Early 'Snow'bird (after first snow $149) / seasonal
One-time, per storm: $30 / $40 / $60 / $25.
Not sure of your size? Pick your best guess — we confirm the tier at your first visit. Corner lots with double sidewalk go up one tier.
SERVICE AREA
Now serving: Baltimore City & Baltimore County.
WHY BEFORE BEATS AFTER
Ice is hardest to remove after it bonds to pavement — that's when people chip it (and chip their concrete with it). Liquid brine sprayed on dry pavement before the snow stops the bond from forming. It's also gentler than rock salt: less chloride overall, and it works down to about 15°F pavement temperature. Fewer slips, fewer falls, fewer ruined mornings — that's the whole idea.
FAQ
Do I need to be home? No. Everything happens outside — driveway and sidewalks.
When exactly do you come? The evening before the snow, when the pavement is dry. Brine has to go down on dry pavement to work, ideally 2–12 hours ahead.
What if the forecast is wrong and it doesn't snow? Then we don't spray. You only get treated when a storm is actually coming.
Is it safe for my concrete, plants, and pets? Brine uses less total salt than rock salt, so it's gentler all around. Two exceptions: we don't spray concrete less than 12 months old, and keep pets off treated areas until dry.
How do I pay? After you sign up, we email your payment link. Seasonal plans are one payment for the whole winter (November–March).
What areas do you serve? Baltimore City and Baltimore County.
WHO WE ARE
PreTreat Pros is locally owned and run right here in Baltimore — your neighbors, not a call center. One promise: your driveway, treated before the snow, every time, so your family steps out safely all winter long. Questions? [email protected]