Snow removal for commercial properties
Parking lots, loading docks, sidewalks and entrances cleared and salted, day or night, all winter long.
What's included
Parking lot plowing
Lots, laneways and drive aisles plowed once snowfall reaches the trigger depth set in your contract.
Sidewalks and entrances
Walkways, stairs, ramps and doorways cleared by hand or with sidewalk machines.
Salting and de-icing
Salt or de-icer on lots and walkways to prevent ice, including freezing rain with no snow to plow.
Loading docks
Docks and truck routes kept open so deliveries and shipping keep moving.
Piling and hauling
Snow stacked where you want it, and hauled off site when piles eat into parking or block sight lines.
Visit records
Each visit logged with the time and the work done, so you have a record if a slip-and-fall claim comes up.
How a storm is handled
You shouldn't have to call us when it snows. Here's what happens without a phone call.
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Before
We track the forecast and pre-salt walkways and entrances when ice is likely.
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During
Plows go out once snow reaches the trigger depth and keep coming back until it stops. Walkways are kept passable for foot traffic.
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After
A clean-up pass pushes back the banks, clears what's left and salts anything that could refreeze overnight.
Ways to contract
Every option is priced for your site after a walk-through.
Seasonal contract
One fixed price for the season, whatever the winter brings. The easiest to budget for.
Per visit
You pay for each plow or salting visit. Suits sites that need service less often.
Hourly
Billed by the hour for equipment and crew, plus materials. Suits one-off or irregular jobs.
Book your site before the first snowfall
Seasonal routes fill up in the fall. Tell us about your property and we'll walk the site and send a written quote.