We are often in awe at the breathtaking views and quiet atmosphere that cities in higher elevations give us. However, beneath this attractiveness are a few distinct difficulties for a necessary chore we frequently take for granted: snow management. Snow…
We’ve all either experienced it ourselves or know someone who has—slipping and falling once the weather gets cold and the snow moves in! Some states see more than 80 inches of snowfall each year and a full month’s worth of…
Winter storms never come at a convenient time. It’s easy to feel unprepared when a storm is already on the way. Storms can cost unprepared property owners or operators weeks of work and revenue. In order to keep customers, employees,…
Spring is around the corner and unfortunately just being excited for it doesn’t make it come any faster. In fact, wanting to leave winter behind doesn’t necessarily prepare you for that last unexpected snow storm before the end of the…
When is the last time you read your snow removal contract? Do you know the fine print? With a decision as important as the standards for snow and ice removal to keep anyone on your property safe, it’s vital to…
After 5 months of snow we’re all over breaking out the snow shovel, but is it worth calling a snow removal expert? Snow removal can easily become something on our list of regrets. Here are the reasons to call in…
An extremely fatal winter storm approached the Northeast in Early February. It started in the Rockies and then headed to the Midwest bringing heavy snow, winds, and a harsh blizzard. Many on the East Coast faced one, two, or more…
Miles of Virginia Interstate 95, a major East Coast artery that is regularly a place of high traffic in good weather, unfortunately, froze to a standstill for almost 24 hours after a snowstorm swept through the Virginia region last Monday.…
Most of the time, when people think of commercial snow removal, they imagine plowing and clearing large, open spaces like parking lots, garages, or even driveways. But outdoor walking areas like sidewalks, ramps, stairs, and loading areas pose arguably even…
With lows beginning to reach down below 32 F here in Kansas City, winter will be here in full force before we know it. Snow, ice, and slippery conditions pose a significantly greater risk for slip and fall injuries. These…