What is the minimum snowfall that triggers service?

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At Monster Plowing Company, we prioritize the safety and accessibility of your property during winter weather conditions. Our proactive approach ensures that we respond promptly to snowfall and ice events, providing you with reliable service when you need it most.

Service Trigger Conditions

We initiate our snow and ice removal services whenever the snowfall reaches an accumulation of 1 centimeter (1 CM) or more. This threshold is significantly more proactive than the industry standard, where many contractors may wait for 3 to 5 centimeters of accumulation before responding. By starting our service at just 1 CM, we ensure that even light snow is cleared promptly.

Practical Implications

In practical terms, this means that if a modest dusting exceeds approximately half an inch, our team will be dispatched to service your property. We understand that even small amounts of snow can create hazards, and we are committed to addressing these conditions swiftly.

Response to Ice Events

In addition to snow, any occurrence of freezing rain or ice will also automatically trigger our service. We do not solely rely on snowfall to determine when to act; our comprehensive approach includes addressing icy conditions as well.

Comprehensive Flat-Rate Service

Our flat-rate service encompasses the application of deicer during freezing rain, flash freezes, ice storms, and similar events, even if there is no new snow accumulation. This ensures that your property remains safe and accessible at all times.

Automatic Dispatch

Essentially, any time there is enough snow or ice to create a hazard, it meets our service threshold. Our crews will be dispatched automatically, meaning you do not need to call us or make a request. We are dedicated to providing you with peace of mind during the winter months.

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