Church Snow Plowing

What This Service Involves

A church's heaviest traffic lands on a single Sunday morning, often with elderly members and families with small children crossing the same icy lot. Our crews clear the main parking area, overflow lot, and the covered entry where the congregation gathers before the first service. Because a Saturday-night freeze is common in the Puget Sound region, we treat the walkways and drop-off lane where mobility-limited members are most exposed to a fall. We schedule around the worship calendar, including midweek events and funerals, rather than a fixed weekday route.

Benefits

Main and overflow lots cleared ahead of weekend services; covered entry and drop-off lane kept safe for elderly members; walkways treated after Saturday-night freezes; scheduling built around the worship and event calendar; peace of mind for volunteer leadership

Our Process

1) Review the service and event schedule to set clearing deadlines; 2) Plow the main lot and overflow parking before gatherings; 3) Clear the covered entry, drop-off lane, and connecting walkways; 4) Treat icy approaches and confirm before the congregation arrives

What Affects the Cost

Size of main and overflow parking; number of weekend services and midweek events; length of walkways to the sanctuary entry; extra deicing at the drop-off and gathering areas; on-call service for funerals and special events

Best Time of Year

Set up a seasonal plan before winter so services are never canceled by an un-cleared lot.