Post-Storm Cleanup

What This Service Involves

Post-Storm Cleanup addresses everything a storm leaves behind once accumulation stops, from packed plow ridges to melting slush that will refreeze. Western Washington's freeze-thaw swings mean the day after a storm can be as hazardous as the storm itself as daytime melt turns to nighttime ice. Our crews return to scrape residual pack, clear windrows, widen previously narrowed lanes, and treat lingering wet spots. It restores your property to full, safe capacity rather than just passable condition.

Benefits

Removes packed ridges and leftover windrows; addresses slush that would otherwise refreeze; restores full lot and lane capacity; targets the hazardous day-after freeze-thaw cycle; leaves surfaces genuinely clear rather than merely passable

Our Process

1) We return once the storm's accumulation has stopped; 2) Crews scrape residual pack and clear leftover snow piles; 3) Narrowed lanes and edges are widened back to full width; 4) Lingering wet and icy spots are treated and the finished site is documented

What Affects the Cost

Volume of residual snow and ice remaining; extent of packed ridges needing scraping; area requiring lane and edge restoration; de-icer used on refreezing wet spots; whether snow must be relocated or hauled off

Best Time of Year

Cleanup visits follow storms throughout winter, with the greatest need during January and February freeze-thaw cycles.