Snow Removal Services
Pre-season preparation separates reactive property managers from proactive ones. Starting in September or October gives you time to identify risks, secure contractors, and budget accurately.
Walk every property to identify drainage problems, cracked pavement, and tripping hazards that worsen in winter. Fixing these before freeze-up is far cheaper than post-season repairs.
Winter Preparedness Tips
Confirm your snow removal contract is in place before November. Last-minute contracts often come at premium pricing, and quality contractors fill their routes early.
Stock de-icing materials or confirm your contractor supplies them. Know the product types and application rates to ensure environmental and property compatibility.
D&D Snow Services Coverage
Map your property for the snow contractor: designate snow stacking areas, note areas with overhead utilities, identify underground parking entrances, and flag accessible parking zones.
Review your tenant communication plan. How will you notify tenants of clearing schedules, temporary parking restrictions, and emergency procedures during major storms?
Finally, review last year's incident reports. Any slip-and-fall claims or near-misses should inform this year's operational priorities. Prevention is always cheaper than litigation.