Keeping You Moving. Beyond Expectations.
Keep your drive-through lanes, ATM approaches, and customer entrance clear so members can bank safely the moment a snow event passes.
Branch banking still depends on people driving in, and a snowed-in drive-through or icy ATM island quietly turns customers away. We clear the queuing lanes, ATM pads, and the short but high-traffic walk from parking to the front door before opening. Western Washington's freeze-thaw pattern makes that entrance walkway a slip risk long after the snow stops, so we keep it salted through the day. Service is scheduled around your branch hours so lanes are ready before the first car arrives.
Drive-through lanes cleared before opening; ATM islands and pads kept safe for 24-hour use; Entrance walkway salted through the business day; Service timed to branch operating hours; Reduced slip liability at customer touchpoints
1) Identify drive-through lanes, ATM pads, and the entrance walk; 2) Pre-salt walkways and ATM approaches ahead of snow; 3) Plow lanes and parking before opening; 4) Re-treat the entrance through freeze-thaw during the day
Number of drive-through and queuing lanes; 24-hour ATM access requirements; Size of customer and staff parking; Frequency of daytime re-treatment; Single-branch versus multi-branch pricing
Branch demand concentrates in December through February around short lowland cold snaps.