Shoveling Snow Is Not Worth It

James Albis, founder and CEO of SnoHub, discusses his new mobile app, which allows homeowners and contractors to make the process of clearing snow faster and easier. The service launched last winter and has since had more than 2,000 customers and 900 contractors sign-up on the app. Pricing for the service starts at $59 for a base of 3 inches of snow and $10 per inch thereafter.

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