A robot that clears your driveway — every storm, before you're up
Yarbo's self-driving snow blower, sold and installed by an authorized dealer. Trace your driveway from satellite — free, about two minutes — and we'll tell you honestly whether your site is a fit before you spend a dollar.
How robotic snow removal works
- Trace your driveway from satellite — free, about two minutes, live square footage as you tap. Walkways and the sidewalk too, if they're in scope.
- We verify the fit together — surface, slope, throw room, cars, and the open sky the RTK antenna needs. You get an honest yes, no, or "here's the plan."
- Installed before the storm — antenna mounted, dock powered, storm schedule set. When it snows, the robot heads out on its own. You stay inside.
The machine: Yarbo Core + Snow Blower module
- Built on the Yarbo Core — the same RTK self-driving base that mows lawns all summer
- 2-stage blower: 24″ clearing width, 12″ intake — built for heavy, wet and hard-packed snow
- Throws snow 6–40 ft — direction and side you control in the app
- Deeper than the intake? Long storms just mean extra passes on its own schedule
- Heads out every storm, day or night — you stay inside
How long does it take to clear a driveway?
These are our conservative field estimates — Yarbo publishes the hardware specs, not per-charge coverage tables, so we deliberately under-promise. A February slush run is slower than a marketing reel, and we'd rather you be surprised in the right direction.
| Driveway | 2–4″ powder | 4–8″ | 8–12″ or wet |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-car driveway ~600 sq ft | ~7 min | ~10 min | ~17 min |
| 3-car driveway ~900 sq ft | ~11 min | ~15 min | ~26 min |
| Long suburban drive ~1,500 sq ft | ~18 min | ~25 min | ~43 min |
| Large / rural pad ~2,500 sq ft | ~29 min | ~42 min | ~1 hr 11 min |
One full pass, per storm cycle. During a long storm it simply goes back out on schedule — that's the point of a robot.
One robot, all four seasons
The Snow Blower rides the same self-propelled Core as Yarbo's mower deck. Buy the four-season combo and the machine that opens your driveway in January stripes your lawn in July — one robot earning its keep all year instead of four months.
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What we check before we say yes
Robotic snow clearing is a site-fit question, not a checkout button. These are the exact things your free driveway map starts answering — and what we confirm on the call:
What it costs
Install and bundle pricing depend on your site — antenna mount, network run, dock power — so we quote the full number together after we've seen your map. 📞 Call or text 410-725-7500
Outside our install area? You still get the robot — and a team.
We ship nationwide and stay with you long after the box arrives. No overseas RMA, no call center — the same team that sells and services these machines locally has your back wherever you are.
One number — 410-725-7500 — reaches the people who know these mowers, not a tier-1 queue reading a script. Call or text; a human who runs these machines every day answers.
Buy from us and you go to the front of the line all season. When downtime costs you mowing days, fast answers matter more than anything else.
Blades, pre-installed cutting discs, batteries, wheels and common wear parts on our shelf for the exact models we sell — shipped fast, so your mower never waits weeks on a part.
Navimow, Mammotion and Yarbo — we run them on our own lawns. Mapping, RTK, firmware, error codes: you get an answer from someone who has already solved it.
Your system arrives configured, with a scheduled remote onboarding call — dock and antenna placement, mapping, schedule — so your very first mow goes right.
We're an authorized dealer and service center. Warranty claims are handled here, start to finish — not argued with a marketplace seller or shipped overseas.
The honest reading, before you decide
Robotic snow removal — FAQ
Can a robot really clear my driveway?
Yes — the Yarbo Snow Blower is a tracked, self-driving robot built on the same RTK Core that mows lawns all summer. Its 2-stage blower clears a 24″ path up to about 12″ deep per pass; deeper storms just take extra passes. It heads out on the storm schedule you set, so the driveway is open before you need to leave.
Where does the thrown snow go?
The chute throws snow 6–40 ft, and you control the direction and side in the app. Cars parked outside, porches and the neighbor's lot get no-throw zones. Tight lots aren't a dealbreaker — we draw a throwing plan together before install.
Does it work on gravel or pavers?
Pavers, yes — we set the intake height to protect edges and joints. Gravel is a judgment call: we raise the intake to skim above the stones, but Yarbo's official guidance is paved surfaces, so we'll look at your driveway together before you spend a dollar.
How steep a driveway can it handle?
Yarbo climbs grades up to 36% (roughly 20°). Steep driveways get a slope-pattern clearing plan so the robot works the grade the right way, and raised curbs are mapped as hard edges — the auger steps over lips up to 2″, never over curbs.
Is it the same robot that mows lawns?
Same Core, different module. The self-driving base that runs the snow blower in January drives the mower deck in July — the swap takes minutes. The mow + snow combo is $7,199 MSRP, or start snow-only at $4,999 and add the mower module later.
What does it cost installed?
The Core + Snow Blower package is $4,999 MSRP; the mow + snow combo is $7,199. Install and bundle pricing depend on your site — the antenna mount, the network run, dock power — so we quote it together on a quick call or text (410-725-7500) after we've seen your map. No pressure, no site visit needed to get the number.
Do you install in my area?
Hands-on install, mapping and service across PA, MD, DE, VA and CO. Everywhere else in the US: authorized sales, shipping, remote mapping review and real support from the same team — snow doesn't wait, and neither do we.
What happens after I map my driveway?
You get a preliminary snow profile — driveway square footage, estimated clear times, and the satellite sky view the RTK antenna needs. Then we verify it together on a call and get you on the install calendar before the first storm. Mapping is free and there's no commitment.
Map your driveway before the first storm
Two minutes from satellite, free. You'll see the square footage, the clear-time estimate and the sky view — then we verify the rest together.