Winter Storm Cleanup

What This Service Involves

Once a system moves east over the Cascades, Western Washington is often left with a mix of compacted snow, slush, and refrozen patches that a single plow pass cannot fully address. Our cleanup crews remove leftover berms, clear the spots equipment missed, and break up ice that formed as temperatures dropped overnight. We pay close attention to the freeze-thaw cycles common in the lowlands, where daytime melt refreezes into hazards by morning. The goal is a genuinely finished property, not just a hurried path through the middle.

Benefits

Removal of plow berms and hard-packed leftovers; Attention to refrozen slush the first pass missed; Safer surfaces heading into the next commute; Restored access to parking, entrances, and walkways; Documentation of completed work for your records

Our Process

1) Assess the property for berms, ice, and missed areas; 2) Clear residual snow from edges, corners, and tight spots; 3) Break up and treat refrozen slush and ice patches; 4) Apply traction material and confirm the site is fully usable

What Affects the Cost

Amount of leftover snow and ice after the storm; Extent of refreeze from overnight temperature drops; Square footage and layout complexity; Volume of deicer or sand required; Whether hauling of piled snow is needed

Best Time of Year

Cleanup demand peaks in the days following each significant snowfall from late November through February.