Industries/Retail

Retail Property Snow Removal & Pavement Services

Shoppers decide at the curb. Walks, entries and lot circulation are cleared against store hours and peak seasons rather than a generic route.

Snow and ice management, pavement maintenance, asphalt, and concrete for shopping centers, big-box retail and multi-tenant properties across the Twin Cities metro.

What keeps a retail lot selling

Open before doors open

Storefront walks, entries and cart corrals cleared ahead of opening, with ice treatment on freeze-thaw mornings.

Lot circulation

Drive aisles, fire lanes and ADA stalls kept usable at full occupancy, not just at the perimeter.

Between-season work

Sweeping, crack fill, seal coat and restriping scheduled in shoulder weeks so sales floors never compete with equipment.

One contact for many tenants

Landlord, property manager and tenant requests run through a single account manager.

Parking count protected

Snow is relocated or hauled so peak-season stall counts hold through February.

Curb and walk repair

Trip hazards at entries and islands corrected before they become claims.

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

  • Storefront walks, entries and cart corrals cleared before opening
  • Ice treatment on freeze-thaw mornings
  • Drive aisle, fire lane and ADA stall clearing at full occupancy
  • Snow relocation that protects parking counts
  • Per-tenant service reporting
Snow and ice management

Summer services

  • Seal coat and crack fill to protect the lot surface
  • Restriping, ADA compliance and directional markings
  • Concrete walk, curb and ramp replacement
  • Scheduled lot sweeping and porter service
  • Asphalt patching at entrances and drive-thrus
Pavement maintenance

Retail — common questions

When does lot work get scheduled around store hours?

Sweeping, striping and patching run overnight or in shoulder seasons so sales floors never compete with equipment.

Who coordinates requests across tenants?

One account manager handles landlord, property manager and tenant requests on a single contract.

Do you handle ADA stall compliance?

Yes. Striping, signage placement and ramp condition are reviewed as part of pavement maintenance.

Get a bid for your retail property.

Tell us about the site and we will walk it with you. Most bids are returned within a week.