Kelowna, British Columbia
Driveways, walkways, and front steps cleared by vetted locals, booked when the snow comes. In Kelowna, the Okanagan's largest city, Holler connects you with vetted local Taskers, background-checked, identity-confirmed, and safety-trained, so you can book help with confidence.

Holler, the Okanagan's new app for booking background-checked local help, opens bookings in Kelowna soon. Its Taskers will clear driveways, walkways, front steps and the sidewalk in front of your home, in and around Kelowna, including Downtown, Glenmore, Rutland, Lower Mission and Black Mountain. That includes the public sidewalk, which the City expects you to clear within 24 hours after the snow stops. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the day booking opens.
Homeowners must clear snow and ice from the sidewalk bordering their property within 24 hours after a snowfall ends, under the City's Traffic Bylaw No. 8120.
Source: City of Kelowna: Snow clearing & ice controlDon't shovel snow onto the road. The City says it's a hazard for drivers, slows the plows and can bring a fine.
Source: City of Kelowna: Snow clearing & ice controlThe City plows main roads like Gordon Drive and Springfield Road within 8 hours after the snow stops, collector roads within 12 hours and residential streets within 48 hours. If more snow falls, it starts again on the main roads.
Source: City of Kelowna: Snow clearing & ice controlThe City doesn't clear the ridge of snow plows leave across driveways; Kelowna has about 39,000 of them. Piling your snow on the left side of the driveway, as you face your home, means less gets dragged back.
Source: City of Kelowna: Snow clearing & ice controlChecked against official sources in October 2026. Rules and fees can change, so confirm anything important with the source.
Good answers to these separate a reliable helper from a gamble, whoever you book.
Every Kelowna Tasker passes a Canada-wide criminal record check, confirms their identity with our screening provider, and completes safety training before their first job.
Pay securely through the platform. Your card is held when you book and charged once the job is done.
Every booking is backed by the Holler Guarantee for added peace of mind.
Holler serves Kelowna and the surrounding area, including Downtown, Glenmore, Rutland, Lower Mission and Black Mountain.
Holler, the Okanagan's new app for booking background-checked local help, opens bookings in Kelowna soon. Its Taskers will clear driveways, walkways, front steps and the sidewalk in front of your home, in and around Kelowna, including Downtown, Glenmore, Rutland, Lower Mission and Black Mountain. That includes the public sidewalk, which the City expects you to clear within 24 hours after the snow stops. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the day booking opens.
24 hours after the snow stops. Kelowna's Traffic Bylaw makes property owners responsible for the sidewalk bordering their property, and a Tasker can clear it along with your driveway.
No. With about 39,000 driveways in Kelowna, the City leaves driveway entrances to residents. Booking a Tasker after the plow has been by gets that ridge cleared too.
Holler books one visit at a time, so book when snow is on the way or once it has landed, and choose the same Tasker again next time. Recurring bookings repeat on a set weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly day, so they do not follow the weather.
Each Tasker sets their own hours, and Holler lets them offer start times from 6 am. You see a Tasker's open times before you book.
No. Holler does not allow roof work or anything a step ladder cannot safely reach, so roof snow needs a roofing contractor.
We're launching across the Okanagan soon. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment Holler goes live in Kelowna.
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