Zero-tolerance snow and ice management, ADA route compliance and quiet-hours pavement repair for hospitals and clinics across Minnesota.
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Zero-tolerance zones
Ambulance bays, ER entrances and ADA routes held to a no-ice standard through the entire event.
Patient-first sequencing
Transfer zones and patient drop-offs treated before public and staff lots.
Quiet-hours repair
Concrete and asphalt work scheduled around patient rest and clinical hours.
Verified in real time
Your team watches service progress live rather than calling dispatch for a status.
Helipad and emergency routes
Approach drives and emergency access lanes kept clear on the same priority as the bays.
Staff parking and shuttles
Employee lots and shuttle stops cleared around shift changes so coverage never gaps.
Year-round scope of work
One contract covers the winter response and the summer capital work, with the same crews and the same standard on both sides of the year.
Winter services
- Ambulance bays and ER entrances on a no-ice standard
- Patient transfer zones treated before public lots
- Continuous coverage through the full event
- Hand crews on entries, stairs and walkways
- Live service verification for facilities teams
Summer services
- Quiet-hours concrete and asphalt repair
- Ramp, deck and patient drop-off resurfacing
- ADA route and curb ramp compliance work
- Striping, sweeping and wayfinding refresh
- Drainage correction on approach drives
Services for healthcare properties
Healthcare — common questions
How are priority zones decided?
They are mapped with your facilities team before the season and verified as each zone is serviced.
Can repair work happen without disturbing patients?
Yes. Concrete and asphalt work is scheduled around clinical and rest hours.
Is coverage continuous during long storms?
Yes. Crews remain on site through the event rather than servicing on a rotation.
Get a bid for your healthcare property.
Tell us about the site and we will walk it with you. Most bids are returned within a week.