After Site Changes
Share changes to parking, gates, tenant hours, construction areas or loading arrangements. An updated site plan helps keep priorities clear.
A practical guide for property managers
Prepare a clear winter service plan before the first storm. Use this checklist to organize the site details, service scope and communication arrangements you want to discuss with your snow contractor.
A current site plan or clear aerial image helps identify where work is required. Mark vehicle entrances, loading areas, parking lots, walkways and proposed snow-storage locations.
Use the checklist below during your site review. Print it or save a copy when you are finished; checked items are not saved after you leave or reload this page.
Before service begins
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Use these notes to prepare your service discussion. The agreed work, pricing and service arrangements belong in your written proposal.
Share changes to parking, gates, tenant hours, construction areas or loading arrangements. An updated site plan helps keep priorities clear.
Review whether piles are affecting usable space or access. Discuss snow relocation or off-site hauling before agreeing to additional work.
Provide the location, time and a clear description of the issue, with photos when available. Contact the agreed person so the concern can be reviewed.
Explore our commercial snow and ice services, Mississauga snow removal page or GTA service areas to plan the next step.
Send the location, required services and site priorities. We’ll discuss the scope and any assessment needed to prepare your winter proposal.