Is it too late to get a snow contract in November or December?
Not always, but your options shrink as the season fills. A contractor with room left on a route near you can still take a site, so call and ask, and be ready to move quickly on the walkthrough.
Late in the season the question is capacity, not paperwork. A good contractor will tell you honestly whether a new site fits without hurting the properties already signed.
If the first storm arrives before a contract is in place, a commercial property can still get emergency service for that event. It is priced per event, and contract clients keep their route positions.
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- What is a hold harmless or indemnification clause in a snow contract?
From JRW Services LLC, commercial snow and ice management across Sussex, Passaic, Bergen, Morris and Warren counties, NJ. All answers
Need this handled at your property?
Call (973) 459-0074 or send the form, and we will walk the site and put it in writing before the first storm.