Commercial Walkway Clearing

What This Service Involves

Beyond the street-facing sidewalk, most commercial properties have a web of internal walkways linking parking, buildings, and amenities. These connecting paths are where people actually travel, and in the Puget Sound winter they ice over in shaded, low-traffic spots. We clear and treat every route between lots, entrances, and shared spaces so no leg of the journey is neglected. Our crews pay attention to the shaded segments that refreeze after the sun-exposed areas dry. Safe walkways end to end keep everyone moving without a slip.

Benefits

Complete coverage of internal connecting paths; Safe routes between lots, buildings, and amenities; Attention to shaded, refreeze-prone segments; Consistent traction along the entire walking route

Our Process

1) Map every internal walkway and connecting path; 2) Pre-treat shaded segments before ice sets in; 3) Clear and deice paths from parking to entrances; 4) Recheck shaded low-traffic areas for late refreeze

What Affects the Cost

Total length of internal walkways; Number of connecting routes and junctions; Shaded-segment treatment frequency; Deicer chosen for mixed pedestrian traffic; Complexity of the property's path network

Best Time of Year

Internal walkways need consistent treatment through midwinter when shaded connecting paths refreeze long after open areas clear.