The average hourly cost for ice removal in the snow removal service category is approximately $50 to $70 per hour. This cost can vary depending on the complexity of the job, the quality of the accessories used, and the location and service provider. Some service providers may charge a flat fee for the job, while others may charge an hourly rate.

The cost breakdown for ice removal can include labor costs, equipment costs, and other related costs such as disposal fees. Labor costs typically include the cost of the service provider's time, as well as the cost of any additional personnel needed to complete the job. Equipment costs may include the cost of any tools or accessories needed to complete the job, such as snow shovels, snow blowers, or ice melting products. Disposal fees may also be included in the cost breakdown.

Factors that can affect the cost of ice removal include the type and quality of the accessories used, the complexity of the job, and the location and service provider. Higher quality accessories may cost more, but may also be more effective and efficient in completing the job. Complex jobs may require more time and resources and may be more expensive. The location and service provider may also affect the cost, as some service providers may charge more or less depending on their experience and availability.