Tag: Snow Removal
Cleveland Snow Problems: Ditch The Rock Salt This Winter
The old Farmer’s Almanac has predicted that Snowfall in Cleveland will be below-normal in most areas, with the snowiest periods in early and mid-December, mid-to-late February, and early to mid-March....
5 Ways To Avoid Pet Injuries This Winter In Ann Arbor
The Almanac report predicts that Winter temperatures in Ann Arbor will be ‘much above normal, on average, despite cold periods in early and mid-December, from late December into early January,...
Top Winter Dog Safety Tips: Frequently Asked Questions Part III
We’re here with the third and last part of our winter dog safety tips guide. Read this post to get answers to all your questions and get in touch with...
Top Winter Dog Safety Tips: Frequently Asked Questions Part I
The sight of ice and snow can motivate even dedicated fitness lovers from stepping outside. But what about your furry friend? We all still need physical activity and fun. However,...
How To Stop Melting Snow From Damaging Your Property?
Those who do not live in snowy regions love the thought of visiting snow-capped mountains and taking photos of picturesque landscapes. They’re unaware of the troubles snow brings. Snow might look...
You Might Be Liable For Snow And Ice Removal
The purpose of this article is not to shock or scare you but to warn you against the risk of not removing snow or avoiding ice melt around your property....
Ice Melt Myths That Need To Be Busted – Part I
Some people are against the idea of using ice melt as they wonder if ice melt is safe for concrete and others around them. The problem is that there are...
Most Commonly Asked Questions About Ice Melt – Part II
We hope you have gone through the first part of our Most Commonly Asked Questions About Ice Melt piece. If you haven’t, click here to go to the article to...
Philadelphia, Don’t Make These Mistakes When Melting Ice
The climate of Philadelphia is continental, with cold winters and hot summers. Winter from December to February is pretty cold, and the wind chill can make the air feel colder...