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Accessible parking spaces, curb ramps and drop-off zones should be identified on the site plan. These routes deserve special attention because snow and ice affect some visitors far more than others.
Include covered entries, canopies and the path from drop-off to the door. Discuss which of these areas the agreement covers and which building staff maintain.
Medical offices and professional buildings often open early for staff, with patients or clients arriving soon after. Share the earliest arrival time so priorities can be built into the scope.
Office parks with several buildings may need a sequence that serves the busiest entrances first. Note which tenants open earliest or receive the most visitors.
Walkways, steps and entrances may need separate clearing and treatment from parking areas. List them explicitly so proposals can be compared on the same scope.
Share known icy spots near doors and downspouts. Conditions can change after service, so agree on who reports concerns and how follow-up is requested.
Yes, commercial office properties of different sizes can request a review. The scope, timing and availability are confirmed after the site is assessed.
Plan your commercial winter service
Planning ahead beats reacting late.
