Keeping You Moving. Beyond Expectations.
We clear office building lots before employees and clients arrive for the Western Washington workday.
Office lots fill fast between seven and nine in the morning, so the window to plow a Puget Sound snow event is narrow and unforgiving. Our operators run early passes to open the lot and building approaches before the first commuter pulls in, then treat the surface against the mid-morning freeze that follows a clear night. We prioritize the paths between parking and entrances so staff and visitors are not crossing untreated ice in dress shoes. When a workday snowfall threatens the evening departure, we return midday to keep the lot from icing over before five.
Employees and clients arrive to a cleared, deiced lot at the start of business; entrance approaches are treated so no one crosses ice on foot; early passes beat the commuter rush and keep spaces open; midday returns protect the evening departure during daytime snow; a professional lot reflects well on the business and its tenants
1) Establish start-of-business timing and priority entrances with building management; 2) Plow the lot and approaches before the first employees arrive; 3) Deice walkways between parking and building doors; 4) Return midday when snowfall threatens the evening commute
Square footage and number of parking spaces; how early the lot must be clear before opening; number of building entrances requiring walkway treatment; likelihood of midday return visits; deicer coverage for high-traffic pedestrian routes
Office lots across Western Washington need the most attention from December through February, when clear overnight skies drive hard morning freezes.