Medical Office Snow Plowing

What This Service Involves

Medical offices see patients who cannot reschedule and often arrive on crutches, in wheelchairs, or with a walker across the same lot everyone else parks in. Our crews clear the patient lot, the ADA stalls, and the covered entrance drive before the first appointment, treating the walk-up zone as a zero-tolerance surface. In the maritime Northwest a wet snow refreezes into black ice right at the door overnight, which is the worst possible place for a patient to fall. We schedule around clinic hours and provide priority response so a snow event never forces a day of canceled appointments.

Benefits

Patient lots and ADA stalls cleared before the first appointment; covered entrance drive treated as a zero-tolerance surface; black-ice control at the doors patients walk through; priority response to avoid canceled appointments; scheduling matched to clinic hours

Our Process

1) Confirm clinic hours and mark ADA stalls and the entrance drive as top priority; 2) Plow the patient lot before appointments begin; 3) Hand-clear ADA routes, the covered entrance, and door approaches; 4) Apply deicer and inspect the walk-up zone before patients arrive

What Affects the Cost

Patient lot size and number of ADA stalls; the pre-appointment completion deadline; length of the covered entrance and accessible routes; frequency of daytime treatment during clinic hours; deicing intensity for zero-tolerance door zones

Best Time of Year

Arrange priority service before winter so no snow event forces you to cancel a day of patients.