Snow management for apartment and multifamily properties
Residents leave for work at every hour, so there is no window where the lot is empty and no hour where nobody is walking. The job is keeping a property in constant use passable, then keeping it that way for three days after the storm.
Cleared around cars that never leave
A full lot cannot be plowed like an empty one. Staged clearing, with notice to residents and a plan for the spaces that stay occupied, gets the whole lot done over a storm instead of half of it done forever.
Entrances, mail and trash, not just asphalt
Building entrances, mailbox areas, dumpster pads and the path to them are on the scope in writing. These are where residents actually walk, and they are what gets skipped when the scope only says the lot.
Somewhere for the snow to go
Pile locations are agreed in the fall against the parking you cannot afford to lose, with a hauling trigger written down before the winter that fills the lot.
Why it works
- Per-event reporting you can forward to ownership or attach to a resident complaint.
- Walkway crews separate from trucks, so entrances are not waiting on the lot.
- Certificates of insurance with the ownership entity listed, before the season starts.