Yes, we recommend that commercial property managers and owners utilize a tailored contract for their winter maintenance needs. Having a formal agreement in place ensures your business receives a specific response window and a clearly defined scope of work suited to your site’s unique requirements.
Our commercial contracts are designed to provide peace of mind by establishing:
- Typical Response Windows: We offer tailored response times based on your location. For instance, properties in Vancouver typically receive a 2–4 hour response window, while inland areas like Hope operate within a 4–12 hour window due to heavier, persistent snow.
- Service Thresholds: Contracts clarify specific plowing thresholds and the frequency of service, ensuring we are dispatched promptly during 24/7 monitoring.
- Regulatory Compliance: Our services help you meet municipal bylaws, such as the City of Vancouver’s Snow and Ice Clearing Bylaw, which requires sidewalks to be cleared within 10 hours after snowfall ends to avoid fines.
- Liability Mitigation: A professional contract helps manage slip-and-fall risks by detailing exactly how parking lots, walkways, and entrances will be cleared and de-iced using professional-grade equipment.
We offer flexible options, including early-season contracts and on-call services for unpredictable storms. We invite you to contact us for a free onsite quote to begin assessing your property’s needs.
Please note that free quotes are subject to onsite inspection and prices may be adjusted after a site evaluation. Results may vary depending on weather and site conditions.
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