Commercial lot plowing in Minneapolis
Parking lots cleared on a plan built around when your doors open.
A commercial lot runs on a deadline. We start with a site walk before winter: where snow gets stacked, which entrances and fire lanes come first, where the drains and curbs are, and what time the lot has to be open. That goes on a site map the driver keeps in the truck.
During a storm we plow at your trigger depth and keep the main lanes open while it's still falling. The full cleanup happens once it stops and the cars are gone. Every visit gets logged with the time, the conditions and what was done, which matters if someone ever claims they slipped.
What's included
- Site walk and site map before the season
- Plowing at your trigger depth
- Open lanes during the storm, full cleanup after
- Fire lanes, entrances and loading docks first
- Time-stamped service logs
Call us when
- Your lot wasn't open when staff arrived last winter
- Snow piles are eating parking spaces or blocking the view at exits
- You can't tell from the invoice when anyone was on site
- You manage more than one property and want one contact
Questions people ask
Don't see yours? Call (612) 555-0171.
What if it snows during business hours?
We keep drive lanes and entrances open while the lot is in use and work around parked cars. The full curb-to-curb cleanup happens after closing or overnight, when the lot is empty.
Where does the snow go?
We agree on stacking spots during the site walk, away from drains, hydrants, entrances and the corners where drivers need to see. If the piles outgrow the lot in a heavy winter, we can haul snow off site.