Our focus is commercial, strata, industrial, and municipal. Limited residential exceptions may be possible.

Snow accumulation, freezing rain alerts, or temperature conditions outlined in your winter plan.

Yes — full commercial insurance and WCB-covered workers.

Yes — timestamps and logs available on request.

Early fall is ideal. Once routes are full, we cannot add new properties.

Yes. We take on-call requests when our schedule allows. Contract clients always come first, but if we have room during a storm, we can help non-clients with plowing or salting.

We monitor the weather 24/7 and dispatch before conditions get bad. Most storms require getting out early so snow and ice don’t build up.

Seasonal clients pay a set monthly rate for the winter. Per-event clients pay after each service. On-call work is billed once the job is complete.

Yes. Snow and ice don’t wait for business hours, so we operate day and night as conditions change.

Yes. We return for follow-up salting when temperatures drop again, especially in shaded or high-traffic areas where refreeze is common.

Entrances, main access points, drive lanes, high-traffic walkways, fire routes, and any areas noted during the pre-season walkthrough.

Yes. Our equipment and staffing scales for heavier winters. If the season is more intense than usual, we adjust routes to maintain coverage.

We guarantee service within the timeframe outlined in your plan. Exact times depend on the storm and route order, but we do not leave clients waiting without communication.

You can book salting-only service. Some properties only need ice control, especially during freeze–thaw cycles.