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Commercial Winter Services

Winter Is Not One Problem.

Some mornings it's ice at the front door. Some days the lot is covered in snow. Then it melts, freezes overnight, and you're dealing with ice again. Different conditions create different problems. Everest has a service for each one. Choose the service you need, or put the full winter plan in place before conditions change.

Serving Langley, Surrey, Abbotsford, Aldergrove and Richmond

Why Four Services

A Plow Alone Is Not a Winter Plan.

A plow moves snow. It doesn't treat ice on a cold, clear morning. It doesn't clear the walkway from the parking lot to the building. And it doesn't help when yesterday's snow melts, the temperature drops, and wet pavement freezes again. That's why Everest separates the work into four services: seasonal planning, parking and vehicle areas, commercial salting, sidewalks and walkways. Each one solves a different problem.

Clear commercial property in winter sunlight

What We Do

Pick the Service That Fits the Problem.

Everest snow removal truck at a commercial property in winter

Seasonal Snow Removal Contracts

Put the winter plan in place before you need it.

A seasonal contract sets up your winter service before conditions change. We agree on the areas and services needed ahead of time, so when ice or snow arrives, you're not starting from zero. This is Everest's main winter service.

Best when: you don't want to be calling around in the middle of a storm or icy morning.

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Parking Lot Snow Removal

Keep the lot working when snow arrives.

Snow can change a commercial lot quickly. Parking stalls disappear. Drive lanes get tight. Loading areas become harder to use. Vehicles start moving slower through the property. Everest clears commercial parking and vehicle areas so staff, customers, trucks and deliveries can keep moving.

Best when: vehicle access is the biggest concern during snowfall.

Parking Lot Snow Removal
Commercial salting service at a snowy unit

Commercial Salting

You don't need snow to have an ice problem.

A lot of Everest's winter work is salting. Cold nights, freezing rain and wet pavement that refreezes can make entrances, stairs, walkways and lots slippery with nothing to plow. In the Lower Mainland, that happens more often than a real snowfall does.

Best when: ice is the problem, with snow or without it.

Commercial Salting
Worker clearing snow from a commercial walkway

Sidewalk Snow Clearing

A clear lot doesn't help if people can't reach the door.

People still need to get from the parking area to the building. Everest clears sidewalks, paths, walkways and entrances so people aren't wading through snow to reach the door.

Best when: people on foot use the property throughout the day.

Sidewalk Snow Clearing

Want the bigger picture of how Everest handles commercial winter conditions? See Commercial Snow Removal & Salting

One Property, One Week

The Problem Changes. So Does the Service.

A commercial property doesn't get one kind of winter day.

Snow-covered walkway at a commercial property

People Start Arriving

The lot is getting cleared. The walkway to the door still needs work.

Sidewalk Snow Clearing

Same property. Same week. A different problem every time.

The Seasonal Plan

One Service Solves One Problem. A Winter Plan Brings It Together.

A property can need salting one day, lot clearing the next, and sidewalk clearing during both. If you arrange each one as it happens, you're making winter decisions while the weather is already creating the problem. A seasonal contract puts those decisions in place beforehand. We review the property. We agree on the areas that matter. We agree on the winter services needed. Then your winter service is in place before conditions change.

Everest snow removal truck at a commercial property

Real Everest Work

See the Work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions About Our Services?

Do I need salting if snow has already been plowed?

Plowing and salting solve different problems. Plowing moves accumulated snow. Salting helps treat icy surfaces. Depending on the property and conditions, the winter plan may use one or both.

Do you salt when it hasn't snowed?

Yes. Ice doesn't need snow. Cold nights, freezing rain and wet pavement that refreezes can leave entrances, walkways and lots slippery with nothing to plow.

Why are parking lots and sidewalks separate services?

Vehicles and people use a property differently. Parking lots and drive lanes help vehicles keep moving. Sidewalks and entrances help people get to and from the building. Some properties need both.

Can I combine services?

Yes. Salting, parking lot clearing and sidewalk clearing can be planned together. A seasonal contract is the main way Everest brings those services into one winter plan.

What does a seasonal contract include?

It depends on the property and the agreed service. Some sites may need salting and parking lot clearing. Others may also need sidewalks, entrances and other agreed areas included. The purpose is to decide that before winter conditions arrive.

Is salting only for sidewalks?

No. Commercial salting can be used on different high-use areas around the property, including entrances, walkways, parking areas and vehicle areas, depending on the site and conditions.

Everest truck at a clear commercial property in winter

Tell Us What You're Dealing With

Build the Winter Service Around Your Property.

Ice at the entrance. A parking lot that fills up when it snows. Walkways that need clearing. Vehicle areas that need to stay usable. Tell us what winter does to your property. We'll start there.

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