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Snow Removal for Property Management Companies in Seattle

Managing snow vendors one site at a time is a portfolio problem. We take the whole list under one agreement and one report.

Snow removal fleet ready for a Seattle storm

What makes these sites different

The problems we plan around

Mixed property types

Offices, retail strips and multifamily need different scopes. We write one per site under a single master agreement.

Too many vendors

One contact for dispatch replaces a list of subcontractors and phone numbers.

Owner reporting

Owners want proof. You get a consolidated report with photos for every property after every storm.

Budget control

Clear per-site pricing and billing by property makes cost allocation simple.

How we run a storm

  1. Portfolio intake. Send your site list; we confirm coverage and walk each property
  2. Site scopes. Each property gets triggers, priorities and stacking notes
  3. Zone dispatch. Crews are staged by area so nearby sites are cleared together
  4. Service. Plowing, anti-icing, de-icing and walkways as scoped
  5. Consolidated report. One storm report and billing broken out by property

What your contract should include

  • Master agreement with per-site scopes
  • Single dispatch contact
  • Consolidated storm reporting
  • Billing by property or owner
  • Insurance certificates for each owner

Questions we hear most

Can you take on sites mid-season?

Usually yes, if the property is in our service area. We walk it and add it to the agreement.

Do you provide certificates of insurance?

Yes, naming each owner or association as required.

Which cities do you cover?

Seattle and nearby cities across King and Snohomish counties. See our service area.

Related services

Send us your site list

We walk every property and send a written proposal with triggers, scope and price before the first freeze.

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