Gas Station Snow Plowing

What This Service Involves

A gas station serves drivers at every hour, and the pump islands and approach lanes have to stay clear and non-slip through the whole storm. Our crews plow the fuel-island approaches, the convenience-store lot, and the air and vacuum bays without blocking the tight turning paths fuel trucks need. Western Washington's wet snow ices the pump-island pads where drivers step out of their cars, which is exactly where a slip-and-fall claim starts. We provide 24-hour response and keep the tanker delivery route open so fuel deliveries never stall.

Benefits

Fuel-island approaches cleared on a 24-hour basis; convenience-store lot and service bays kept usable; pump-island pads treated where drivers step out; tanker delivery route kept open; round-the-clock storm response

Our Process

1) Map the fuel islands, store lot, and tanker route for 24-hour priority; 2) Plow the island approaches and convenience-store parking; 3) Clear the air, vacuum, and service bays; 4) Treat pump-island pads and keep the tanker route open

What Affects the Cost

Number of fuel islands and pump lanes; tight turning paths for fuel trucks; round-the-clock coverage requirements; deicing for slip-prone island pads; clearing frequency during extended storms

Best Time of Year

Arrange 24-hour coverage before winter so your pumps stay open through any storm.