Middlesex, NJ Commercial Snow & Ice Removal, Plowing & Hauling Service Update

Dec 18, 2023

Custom Snow and Ice Solutions (732-238-8330) has announced tailor-made packages and contracts for commercial and industrial clients in the New Jersey counties of Middlesex, Monmouth, Mercer, and Somerset.

Monroe Township, United States - December 18, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The recent update allows clients to choose packages of different service levels and frequencies, plus seasonal, per-inch, and per-push contracts. The services included are based on each client’s needs and involve, among other activities, plowing, hauling, de-icing, pre- and post-season site inspection, and 24-hour site monitoring of roadways and walkways.

Visit https://customsnowandicesolutions.com for more information.

Following the recent announcement, Custom Snow and Ice Solutions offers snow and ice removal services to commercial and industrial operations such as office complexes, schools and corporate campuses, retail centers, shopping malls, and warehouse and distribution centers, helping them mitigate snow and ice risks to their business or institution.

Being in operation for over 40 years, the team uses the latest advanced technology available for snow and ice removal, including GPS and storm logs, to provide high-quality services. They offer two snow and ice packages: Plus and Unlimited, both including snow consultation, weather alerts, 24-hour services, and the application of salt or ice melt to walkways, roadways, and other areas. Clients can choose their optimal plan based on the type of their organization and the size of their premises.

Their pre- and post-season inspections are also included in both plans, with the former involving taking time-stamped photos of any property damages, such as those on curbs, pavements, building structures, and plantings. Then, in the latter inspection, they provide pictures of any damages incurred from their snow management operations before fixing them. Additionally, in case of a storm, the team will monitor particular areas, such as roadways and walkways, and apply rock salt or ice melt to various locations over a 24-hour period after the event.

Custom Snow & Ice Solutions’ servicing process begins with a consultation to determine the most suitable package for the client. Next, they will complete the pre-season inspection of the site, followed by a snow map, which entails labeling locations where snow piles will be placed, as well as sewer drain and fire hydrant locations for safety purposes.

The company will also provide clients with weather updates on upcoming events via their advanced weather service technology. Then, during the package period, their snow operators will execute the necessary services, such as plowing and sidewalk snow removal.

Finally, they will provide the post-season site inspection and, if a storm occurred, a post-event report that summarizes the occurrence with the addition of time-stamped photos. Furthermore, for their unlimited package, they offer full site monitoring for roadways and walkways before, during, and after storms.

The family-owned and operated company uses equipment designed for commercial and industrial snow management, from heavy plows and salt spreaders to Ventrac sidewalk-clearing tractors and commercial-grade snowblowers. They also carry snow insurance specifically designed for the snow industry.

“Custom Snow & Ice Solutions has been servicing our properties since 2016, and since then, we have never had any issues. They are reasonably priced, extremely responsible, and do a great job,” a satisfied client said.

Interested parties can go to https://customsnowandicesolutions.com for more details.

Contact Info:
Name: Syril Lynch
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Organization: Custom Snow and Ice Solutions
Address: 1900 Englishtown Rd. Suite F-2, Monroe Township, New Jersey 08831, United States
Phone: +1-732-372-0645
Website: https://customsnowandicesolutions.com/

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