For property managers and asset teams
Snow removal built around the properties you answer for.
A clear site plan, agreed trigger depths, and a service record for each visit help property managers keep tenants moving and answer the questions that arrive after a storm.
A plan your portfolio can actually use
Property-specific scope
We map entrances, drive lanes, walks, loading areas, pile locations, and any surfaces that need a different de-icer before the season starts.
Trigger and priority rules
Your proposal states the trigger depth and the areas that must open first. Zero-tolerance and ice-only coverage can be scoped where the property requires it.
Per-visit service record
Arrival location and time, service photos, and the completed site checklist remain attached to the visit for operations review.
Portfolio-ready communication
One operating team can coordinate multiple St. Louis-area properties while keeping each property's scope and service history separate.
From site walk to storm response
Walk the property
Confirm access, snow storage, surface conditions, tenant hours, and priority zones.
Set the service plan
Document trigger, plowing, walks, de-icing, return visits, and reporting expectations.
Build the route
Place the property on a commercial route with assigned capacity before weather arrives.
Service and record
Complete the scoped work and close the visit with its required field evidence.
Useful for more than one kind of managed property
We quote office, retail, multifamily common areas, associations, mixed-use sites, and other managed commercial properties across the St. Louis metro and Metro East.
If several properties need coverage, send the addresses together. We can evaluate them individually and identify where route proximity can reduce operational friction without pretending two different sites have the same scope.
Straight answers
Can you quote multiple managed properties at once?
Yes. Send the property list and operating requirements. Each address receives its own scope and pricing, and nearby properties can be considered together when routes are planned.
Do property managers receive proof of each service visit?
The service record is designed to include the crew's arrival location and time, service photos, and the completed property checklist attached to that visit.
Can different properties have different trigger depths?
Yes. Trigger depth, ice response, priority areas, and return-visit rules are set per property in the proposal and service plan.
Get a number for your property
Send the address — we walk the lot, measure it, and quote it, usually within 24–48 hours in season. Storm emergency? Call any hour.
(314) 501-SNOW