OPEN BY OPENING. EVERY STORM.
Seasonal and per-event snow and ice management for parking lots, drive aisles, docks, sidewalks, and entries at Minnesota commercial properties. Routes are built before the first flake, and a named facility manager watches the forecast so you do not have to.
- 1"
- TRIGGER DEPTH AVAILABLE
- NOV-APR
- SEASONAL CONTRACT WINDOW
- ZERO-TOL
- MEDICAL AND RETAIL LOTS
- LOGGED
- TIME-STAMPED STORM RECORDS
SNOW & ICE MANAGEMENT / PROGRAMS + SCOPE
Snow priced the way you need to budget it.
Seasonal pricing fixes your winter number regardless of how many storms land. Per-event pricing follows the weather. We will model both against the last five winters at your address before you choose.
- *Seasonal
- +Per-event
- OKZero-tolerance
18 scope lines
Trigger depths, plowing, anti-icing, salt, sidewalks, entries, docks, stacking, hauling, and storm logs.
Pick the right winter coverage.
Every program includes a staked site map, a defined trigger depth, and photo-documented storm reporting.
- 01PRG-EVENT
Event
Per push
Lot and walk clearing billed by qualifying event with salt priced separately
- 02PRG-FIXED
Fixed
Seasonal rate
One locked winter price covering unlimited qualifying events and ice control
- 03PRG-ZERO
Zero
Bare pavement
Continuous monitoring and treatment to hold bare pavement through the storm
- 04PRG-HAUL
Haul
Stall recovery
Stacking management with loader relocation and off-site hauling when piles cost you stalls
WHAT THE SCOPE COVERS
The whole property, not just the drive lanes.
Sidewalks, dock aprons, fire lanes, curb cuts, and trash enclosure approaches get named in the scope with their own crews and equipment. Those are the surfaces that generate claims, and they are the ones generic plow contracts skip.
LOT CLEARING
Trigger-depth plowing of drive aisles
Skid and pusher work in tight stall rows
Loader clearing on large lots
Dock apron and trailer court clearing
WALKS AND ENTRIES
Hand crews on sidewalks and steps
Entry mat and vestibule attention
Curb cut and ramp clearing
City sidewalk ordinance deadlines met
ICE CONTROL
Brine anti-icing before the storm
Bulk salt and treated blends
Walk-safe ice melt on concrete
Refreeze patrols after melt days
DOCUMENTATION
Time-stamped arrival and departure
Photos of cleared surfaces each event
Salt and material application records
Season summary for your insurer
Specialist winter work without a second vendor.
Zero-tolerance sites
Clinics, urgent care, grocery, and senior housing get continuous crews that hold bare pavement rather than waiting on a trigger.
Snow hauling and relocation
Loaders and trucks move stacked piles off site when they block sightlines, drain onto drive lanes, or consume leasable stalls.
Liability documentation
Storm logs, salt tickets, and photo sets are assembled in the format defense counsel and carriers actually ask for.
Lock the winter number before the first storm.
Bundle plowing, anti-icing, sidewalk crews, hauling, and storm documentation into one contract with one point of contact.
COMPARE PROGRAMS->SNOW MANAGEMENT
WINTER, RUN OFF A FORECAST AND A ROUTE SHEET.
Your facility manager tracks the forecast, calls the pre-treat, sequences the route by opening time, and closes every event with a log. You find out the lot is clear by seeing it, not by chasing a dispatcher.
- 01
STAKE THE SITE
Lot layout, stacking zones, curbs, hydrants, drains, and no-plow areas mapped and staked before the ground freezes.
- 02
BUILD THE ROUTE
Equipment and crews are assigned by lot size and opening time so priority sites clear before the first shift arrives.
- 03
DOCUMENT EACH EVENT
Arrival times, cleared photos, and material quantities are logged for every push and every salt run.
- 04
DEBRIEF THE SEASON
A spring review covers event counts, salt totals, turf and curb damage repair, and next season pricing.
READY FOR A SNOW PROPOSAL?
SEND THE LOT. WE’LL SET THE TRIGGER.
Request a site review. You get a staked map, a recommended trigger depth, and both seasonal and per-event pricing to compare.
- PLOWING
- SALTING
- BRINE
- SIDEWALKS
- HAULING
- LOGS