Service
Commercial Sidewalk and Entrance Snow Removal in Seattle
Plows cannot reach a doorway or a stairwell. Our hand crews clear and treat the places people walk, so your site is safe on foot as well as in a vehicle.
Walkway Snow and Ice Management for Seattle Businesses
Most slip and fall claims do not happen in the middle of a parking lot. They happen on the last twenty feet between a car and a door. Walkway service focuses on those areas: shoveling, scraping, and treating so that wet footing does not turn to ice again an hour later.
Entrances and ADA routes
Doors, accessible routes, curb cuts and designated stalls are cleared and treated first on every visit.
Stairs and ramps
Steps and sloped ramps get hand clearing and repeat treatment, since they are the first to refreeze.
Sidewalks and bus stops
Frontage sidewalks and transit stops along your property. Many cities expect owners to keep adjacent sidewalks clear, so check the code for your location.
How a Walkway Visit Works
1. Clear
Shovel and scrape to the surface, working from the entrance outward.
2. Treat
Apply product suited to the surface so it does not damage finishes.
3. Check
Confirm drainage and look for refreeze points before leaving.
4. Document
Photos with timestamps show the condition when we left.
Walkway service pairs with Lot plowing for the lot and Anti-icing before the freeze, so the footing stays safer between visits.
Walkway Service FAQs
Do you clear sidewalks outside our property line?
We clear the sidewalks and bus stops along your frontage if your contract includes them. We will confirm what your local code expects of owners.
Will de-icer damage our entrance finishes?
We match product and rate to the surface and apply measured amounts. Tell us about stone, pavers or specialty finishes before the season.
Can walkway service be added to an existing plow contract?
Yes. It is priced separately because it is hand labor, and it can be added per event or to a seasonal rate.