Snow Plow Dealers in Wisconsin: Verified List
Get ready for winter with the top 5 snow plow dealers in Wisconsin, each offering unique benefits that will leave you wanting to know more.

Snow plow dealers in Wisconsin, verified against each business’s own website. Every entry below is a real, independently reachable company — we list the address and phone only where the dealer publishes them, and the brands only where the dealer states them.
Wisconsin Plows is listed without a link: its website returned an HTTPS certificate error when checked, so we have given its published addresses and phone numbers instead.
Verified Wisconsin snow plow dealers
| Dealer | Location | Phone | Brands |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wisconsin Plows (Milwaukee) | 10915 W. Rogers St, Milwaukee, WI 53227 | 414-934-5514 | WESTERN (factory direct) |
| Wisconsin Plows (Madison) | 2410 S. Stoughton Rd, Madison, WI 53716 | 608-222-5591 | WESTERN (factory direct) |
| Snow Plow Solutions | West Allis, WI | — | BOSS (authorised) |
| Spellman Trailers | Franklin, WI | 414-421-3200 | WESTERN, FISHER |
| Burke Truck & Equipment | Madison area, WI | — | WESTERN |
| Bullet Liner of Green Bay | Green Bay, WI | — | BOSS (authorised) |
This list is not exhaustive and dealer networks change. Confirm current stock, brands and service hours with the dealer directly before relying on any of it.
Choosing between them
Proximity to your routes matters more than proximity to your yard, and what a dealer stocks matters more than what they can order. The questions worth asking — storm-hours availability, whether they do the wiring, whether they verify the mount kit against your exact vehicle — are covered in our guide to choosing a snow plow dealer.
If you have not settled on a blade yet, start with the machine: front axle capacity and plow prep decide what you can legally mount, as covered in our commercial truck plow guide.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a snow plow dealer near me in Wisconsin?
Start with the verified list above, then filter by distance to the properties you service rather than to your home. For commercial work, stocked parts and storm-time hours matter more than showroom distance.
Should I buy from a dealer or online?
Online usually wins on purchase price and loses on everything that matters mid-storm — parts on a shelf you can drive to, verified fitment, and local warranty work. For income-earning use, buy from a dealer who stocks parts for your model.
Does the dealer affect which brand I should buy?
More than most buyers expect. A well-regarded brand with no local service presence is a worse practical choice than a solid brand your nearest dealer stocks and repairs.
Kirk Davies
EditorialWith a career spanning over two decades in the snow and ice industry, and former owner of RWB Snow Service Group, Kirk propelled the company to the forefront of the industry while setting new standards for operational excellence and customer service. Kirk's contributions extend beyond his business achievements. He is a respected thought leader who shares his knowledge and insights throughout the snow and ice industry.
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