Monarch Snow Removal Approach

1. Assessment and Planning: Begin by assessing each commercial property to understand its layout, potential snow accumulation areas, and any obstacles that could affect snow removal.
2. Equipment Check and Maintenance: Ensure all snow removal equipment, such as plows, snow blowers, and shovels, are in good working condition. Schedule any necessary maintenance or repairs to avoid last-minute issues during snow events.
3. Training and Preparedness: Train our snow removal team on proper techniques, safety protocols, and equipment operation. Make sure they understand the specific needs of each property they will be servicing.
4. Communication with You: Reach out to confirm snow removal contracts, discuss expectations, and establish clear communication channels for snow event notifications and updates.
5. Snow Event Monitoring: Stay updated on weather forecasts and potential snow events. Have a system in place to monitor snow accumulation and activate snow removal services as needed.
6. Priority Areas and Routes: Identify priority areas and snow removal routes for each property based on safety considerations, such as access to entrances, parking lots, and emergency exits.
7. Timely Response: Aim for prompt response times to snow events, especially during peak business hours. Have a schedule in place for regular snow clearing to maintain safe and accessible premises.
8. Documentation and Reporting: Keep detailed records of snow removal activities, including dates, times, areas cleared, and any issues encountered.