Government Building Snow Removal

What This Service Involves

City halls, courthouses, and administrative offices serve the public on a schedule that snow cannot be allowed to close. We prioritize accessible entrances, ADA parking, and the public walkways that connect them, meeting the higher accessibility standard these buildings are held to. Because Western Washington municipalities often direct their own plows to arterials first, private lots and civic entrances are frequently left to property crews like ours. Detailed logs support public-agency documentation and accountability requirements.

Benefits

ADA entrances and accessible routes cleared to standard; Public parking opened for civic access; Coverage where municipal plows do not reach; Detailed logs for public accountability; Reliable service on high-traffic government days

Our Process

1) Identify ADA routes, public entrances, and civic parking; 2) Pre-treat accessible paths and ramps before snow; 3) Plow public lots and clear entrance approaches; 4) De-ice accessible routes and document each pass

What Affects the Cost

Number of public entrances and ADA routes; Size of public and staff parking; Accessibility compliance requirements; Documentation for public-agency records; Contract terms for government procurement

Best Time of Year

Civic buildings need coverage November through February whenever lowland snow disrupts public access.