Snow Event Inspections

What This Service Involves

An inspection verifies that clearing and deicing actually achieved a safe result rather than assuming the job is done. After our crew works a storm, an inspector walks the priority routes, entrances, and shaded trouble spots to confirm they meet standard. In our freeze-thaw climate, a lot that looked clear at 6 a.m. can glaze over by 9, so a follow-up check catches refreeze early. Findings are documented with notes and photos so you have proof the site was reviewed.

Benefits

Confirms clearing met the required standard; Catches refreeze that forms after service; Documents conditions with notes and photos; Reviews entrances and shaded trouble spots; Provides accountability for every event

Our Process

1) Define the routes and points to inspect; 2) Walk the site during or after the event; 3) Check for refreeze at shaded areas; 4) Record findings with notes and photos

What Affects the Cost

Property size and route length; Number of inspection points; Frequency of checks per event; Depth of documentation required; Coordination with the clearing crew

Best Time of Year

Performed during and after each snow event throughout the winter season.