Cold Weather Service – Snow Removal – De-Icing
When hiring a contractor for snow removal and de-icing, it is important to agree on service triggers, work scope, and frequency. There is no other service that tests the relationship between contractor and site, not to mention the contractor’s ability to perform.
Clearly defining triggers, scope, and frequency is essential when hiring snow removal and de-icing contractors. High-performing sites, when choosing a cold-weather service provider, hire two separate contractors to do the work: one for sidewalks, building perimeters, inner common areas, parkade ramps, and roundabouts, and another for roadways and parking lots. Different types of equipment and delivery methods are required for each service.
Servus Specialty Cleaning’s cold-weather service covers all common areas such as walkways, entrances, sidewalks, parking ramps, and roundabouts; however, it does not include roadways.
We offer automatic cold-weather services triggered by weather forecasts predicting snow or freezing temperatures. Our team monitors the weather, while ‘On Call’ services are triggered by site requests.
‘On Call’ may seem like it offers more control, but in storms, automatic services are more reliable. Contractors prioritize automatic contracts, causing on-call jobs to be delayed, cost more, and face first-come, first-served waits, which risks safety and liability. For consistent care, opt for automatic service.
How to Have Success with Snow Removal and De-Icing Contractors
Provide a site map.
Label entrances, stairs, ramps, and no-treat zones.
Use automatic service
Weather-triggered dispatch.
Demand real-time proof:
Time-stamped photos and notes for each visit.
Check track record
Storm capacity, response times, solid references.
Maintain records
Ensure they keep logs.
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