Property Services
Winter weather has always posed challenges for commercial properties, but in recent years, those challenges have spread to regions that rarely saw snow and ice in the past. Take Winter Storm Enzo, for example. In January 2025, the storm dumped 6 to 11 inches of snow across parts of Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida and Texas—more than many northern cities experienced.
In the world of hospitality, first impressions matter and lasting impressions depend on comfort, cleanliness, and seamless operations. Whether you're running a boutique inn or managing a national hotel brand, routine maintenance is essential to keeping guests safe, satisfied, and coming back for more. While your internal teams juggle daily needs, partnering with a trusted facilities maintenance provider can help ensure critical tasks don’t fall through the cracks.
Snow doesn’t wait—and neither can your response plan. Whether you’re managing retail centers, industrial parks or sprawling campuses, snow and ice removal demands a well-orchestrated approach. To stay ahead of winter weather, you need a coordinated, scalable response plan focused on streamlined communications, risk reduction and maintaining uptime.
When winter hits, you need more than just plows and salt. You need proven snow and ice removal expertise. Not all snow removal providers deliver the same level of safety, reliability and professionalism. That’s where the Certified Snow Professional (CSP) credential from the Snow & Ice Management Association (SIMA) comes in. This respected certification helps identify providers with the training, experience and commitment to the excellence your properties deserve—making it a smart benchmark when evaluating vendors and planning for long-term success.
A well-maintained bank branch doesn’t just reflect your brand, it reinforces it.
Preparation is key to a successful snow season, and summer is the ideal time to evaluate your site, identify high-priority areas and lay the groundwork for a strong snow and ice removal season. That includes drafting a clear, detailed snow and ice removal request for proposal (RFP) that attracts the right partners.