Grounds & snow for facility managers
Your building has to open on time and stay safe underfoot. We handle the ground it sits on — every season, with the documentation to prove it.
For a facility manager the grounds are a liability surface first and an aesthetic second. An icy approach in February and an overgrown sightline in July are the same category of problem: something that puts people at risk and lands on your desk.
We have run commercial snow and grounds contracts across Metro Detroit since 1993 with our own crews and equipment — 50 to 75 pieces of equipment, 30 to 50 staff, and 75+ crew on the road during a storm.
What we cover for a facility
Cleared before your building opens
Snow does not arrive on a schedule, so we do not work on one. We monitor events and respond 24/7, sequencing routes so lots and walkways are cleared ahead of the first shift rather than during it. Your trigger depth is written into the contract — zero-tolerance for high-traffic and medical sites, or a set depth for lower-priority areas.
The liability file writes itself
Every snow and ice event produces time-stamped plow and salt logs in LMN, backed by on-site cameras. When a claim surfaces months after the fact, you are pulling a record rather than reconstructing a timeline — which is exactly when that documentation is worth what it cost.
One vendor for the whole exterior
Snow, grounds, irrigation, drainage, and tree work under one contractor means one escalation path. The crew that clears your lot in January already knows where the islands, curbs, and irrigation heads are, because they maintained them in July.
Common questions
- How quickly do you respond to a snow event?
- We run 24/7 event response through the storm window and sequence routes so lots and walkways are cleared ahead of your opening. The trigger depth that starts the work is written into your contract — zero-tolerance for high-traffic and medical sites, or a set depth elsewhere.
- Do you handle sidewalks and entrances or just the parking lot?
- Both. Walkways, entrances, and approaches are where most pedestrian exposure sits, so they are scoped explicitly rather than treated as an afterthought to the lot.
- What record do we get for insurance purposes?
- Time-stamped plow and salt logs in LMN for every event, backed by on-site cameras. It is one continuous service record you can hand to a carrier or an attorney.
- Can you schedule grounds work around our operating hours?
- Yes — mowing and maintenance visits are scheduled around your operating window as part of the contract, so crews are not working through your busiest hours.
Request a property walk-through
Tell us about the property and we'll put a written proposal in front of you — one accountable contractor for grounds and snow across Macomb, Oakland, and St. Clair counties since 1993.