Office Building Snow Plowing

What This Service Involves

A commercial office building lives or dies on its 8 a.m. arrival window, and a snow-covered lot means late staff, canceled meetings, and a lobby full of liability. Our crews service the visitor lot, employee parking, and the main entrance drop-off before the first badge swipe, keeping the ADA stalls and crosswalks clear as a priority. Western Washington's freeze-thaw pattern turns yesterday's slush into this morning's black ice right at the front doors, so we treat those approaches even when little new snow falls. We schedule around building hours to finish before employees arrive and avoid disrupting the workday.

Benefits

Lots and entrances cleared before the morning arrival window; ADA stalls and crosswalks prioritized for compliance; black-ice treatment at doors even on low-snowfall days; overnight scheduling that avoids disrupting business hours; a professional appearance for arriving clients

Our Process

1) Confirm building hours and set an overnight completion deadline; 2) Plow visitor and employee lots before the first arrivals; 3) Clear the main entrance, ADA stalls, and crosswalks by hand where needed; 4) Treat door approaches against refreeze and inspect before opening

What Affects the Cost

Size of the employee and visitor lots; the required completion time before opening; number of building entrances and ADA routes; frequency of daytime touch-ups during business hours; deicing needed for high-traffic door approaches

Best Time of Year

Arrange service before the winter season begins so your building never opens to an un-plowed lot.