Condominium Snow Plowing

What This Service Involves

Condominium properties mix owner-occupants, renters, and visitors across shared drive lanes and deeded stalls, so clearing has to respect exactly who parks where. Our crews plow the interior lanes and visitor spaces while leaving individually deeded stalls accessible, then clear the entry courts and pedestrian crossings that tie the buildings together. In the maritime Northwest the wet snow compacts into ice on the covered walkways between units, and that shaded ice is the leading cause of owner injury claims. We work with the condo association to stage snow where it will not block sightlines or bury a neighbor's deeded space.

Benefits

Interior drive lanes and visitor stalls cleared without blocking deeded spaces; pedestrian crossings between buildings kept safe; shaded covered walkways treated against compacted ice; snow staged clear of sightlines and owner stalls; coordination with the condo association on access rules

Our Process

1) Review the site plan to separate deeded stalls from common lanes and visitor parking; 2) Plow interior lanes and guest spaces at the agreed trigger depth; 3) Clear entry courts and building-to-building crossings; 4) Apply deicer on shaded walkways and stage snow away from owner stalls

What Affects the Cost

Layout of deeded versus common parking; length of interior drive lanes; number of shared entry courts and crossings; extra deicing for covered walkways that hold ice; association rules on where snow may be piled

Best Time of Year

Get on the schedule in autumn so your association is covered before the first freeze locks the courtyards in ice.