Business Park Parking Lot Snow Removal

What This Service Involves

Business parks link several buildings with shared internal roads and separate tenant lots, all of which must be navigable for a Puget Sound campus to function. Our crews plow the connecting roads first so tenants can circulate between buildings, then clear each tenant lot to its own start-of-business timing. We treat the intersections and stop-controlled junctions inside the park, where refreeze creates hidden hazards away from any city plow route. Because tenants keep different hours, we sequence the work to match each business's opening rather than clearing the whole park at once.

Benefits

Shared internal roads open first so tenants can circulate; each tenant lot is cleared to its own business hours; internal intersections are deiced against hidden refreeze; sequenced work matches varied tenant opening times; a single provider covers the entire multi-building campus

Our Process

1) Map internal roads, tenant lots, and junctions across the park; 2) Plow connecting roads to open circulation between buildings; 3) Clear each tenant lot to its own opening schedule; 4) Deice intersections and stop-controlled junctions inside the park

What Affects the Cost

Number of buildings and separate tenant lots; length of shared internal roadways; count of internal intersections and junctions; staggered tenant opening times; deicer volume for internal roads and junctions

Best Time of Year

Business park lots across the Puget Sound region need the most winter clearing from December through February during peak freeze cycles.