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The site walk
We walk the property with you before anything is priced. Curbs, catch basins, where the snow can go, which entrance opens first.
24 hour emergency service
Call 319-241-2004
Storms do not keep business hours.
Neither do we. If a lot needs clearing at two in the morning, that is a normal call, not a favor. Dial it and somebody answers.
24 hour emergency response
Storms do not keep business hours and neither do we. Call any hour and somebody answers.
Commercial lot plowing
Your lot open before your doors are. For most accounts that means finished by six.
Salting and de-icing
On its own trigger, because ice does not wait for two inches of snow.
Sidewalk and entry clearing
Walks, entries, and the strip between the door and the parking stall.
Snow relocation and hauling
When the piles stop fitting, we move them instead of eating your parking.
Pre-season site walk and staking
Curbs, islands, hydrants, and catch basins marked before the first storm.
Large residential drives
Acreages, long drives, and corner lots that a shovel stopped handling years ago.
The equipment
Trucks, loaders, pushers, and spreaders. Ours, not rented.
Owning the equipment is why we can cap the route and still finish before you open. Nothing here waits on a rental yard in February.
How snow accounts work
Written before the season, not argued about during it.
02
The written scope
Trigger depths, clear-by times, what is included and what is not. On paper, so nobody is arguing about it in February at four in the morning.
03
One monthly number
Snow and grounds on one flat invoice, twelve months a year, so your line item stops swinging with the weather.
What time will my lot be clear?
Before you open. For most commercial accounts that means done by six, and we have been out for hours by then. If your building opens earlier, say so and we build the route around it.
What depth do you plow at?
Two inches is the standard trigger and it goes in your written scope, so there is never a guessing game. Salt and de-icing run on their own trigger, because ice does not wait for two inches.
What happens in a big storm when everyone needs you at once?
You are on a route, and the route was set before the season started. We cap how many properties we take for exactly this reason. A storm should not turn your building into a waiting list.
Will you tear up my turf?
This is the best argument for hiring one company for both seasons. We mowed your property all summer, so we know where the curb line runs, where the islands sit, and which edge goes soft. A plow-only outfit finds all three with the blade.
Also from us
The rest of what we do.
Lawn & Grounds
Mowing, striping, edging, and cleanups from the first cut to the last leaf.
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Landscaping & Hardscape
Beds, mulch, river rock, stone walls, and plantings that hold their edge.
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Tree Trimming & Removal
Limbs off the roof, deadwood out, and whole trees down and gone.
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Concrete & Flatwork
Walks, pads, approaches, and the slab that finally needs replacing.
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Land Clearing & Dirt Work
Brush knocked down, ground graded, gravel placed, property put back in use.
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Full Property Maintenance
One vendor for the grounds and the building, inside and out.
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