Questions
Frequently asked
Are you taking on new commercial snow contracts for this season?
Yes. Commercial contracts are signed in late summer and fall, before the first storm — reach out early and we'll walk the property, agree the scope, and get you on the route.
What commercial snow work have you actually done?
Through property-management contracts we plow commercial lots for USPS and National Grid, and our crews maintain grounds for national brands across the area year-round. Commercial sites with schedules to keep are our normal work, not a stretch.
Can you handle more than one property under a single contract?
Yes. With a crew of about 25 we can service several sites during the same storm, and we coordinate scheduling across a portfolio so every location is covered without you juggling vendors.
Do your contracts include salting and walkways, or just plowing?
Both. We plow the lot and salt lots, entrances, and walkways, and we clear sidewalks and loading areas — the goal is a property that's open and safe, not just plowed.
How does pricing work for commercial snow removal?
We walk the site first, then quote a seasonal contract with a written scope: the areas to plow, what gets salted, and the price. No obligation on the quote, and we typically respond within one business day.
Can we bundle summer grounds maintenance into the same contract?
Yes — that's how many of our commercial accounts run. The same crews mow, maintain beds, and handle cleanups in the warm months, so one year-round contract covers the property end to end.
How are commercial snow removal contracts priced?
Commercial bids depend on lot size and layout, the service level you need (plowing, salting, sidewalks, hauling), and required response times. We'll walk the property, talk through how your business operates in a storm, and put together a written seasonal or per-event bid.
How far do you travel for commercial contracts?
Across Berkshire County as a matter of course, and further east — toward Springfield and Western Massachusetts — for larger seasonal contracts and multi-property portfolios. Distance mostly affects what response time we can honestly promise, so we'd rather look at the property and tell you exactly what we can commit to than overpromise and miss a storm.