Restaurant Snow Removal Services

The biggest aspect of commercial snow plowing services is clearing parking lots. You want to ensure that your customers can visit your business safely during inclement weather. We understand the liability that comes with handling potentially dangerous snow and ice at your commercial property. As Nebraska Snow Removal a member of SIMA (Snow and Ice Management Association), we are a highly professional and dependable snow plowing company that you can rely on in the toughest of conditions.

When a storm hits, you don’t have to worry about alerting us. When you have a snow plowing contract with Nebraska Snow Removal, we monitor weather and stay on top of plowing your commercial property as soon as possible. We will even return to treat refreezes as needed. We know that safety is your top priority, and it is ours too.

We offer commercial snow plowing to malls, office parks, condo complexes, convalescent homes, schools, restaurants, and more. Towns in our service area include, we service all of the villages that lie within these towns and their surrounding regions.

Our Guarantee

Restaurant snow removal services near Omaha NE:  Curious about what you get with our services? We guarantee we will provide you with trained equipment operators and property inspectors. We will monitor your property and the changing weather conditions before, after, and during the winter storms 24 Hours/7 Days Week. We will always schedule snow removal in shifts; therefore, someone is always on the job.

Ready to get started? Contact the team at Nebraska Snow Removal today.

Types of Businesses

• Condominiums
• Townhomes
• Apartments
• Restaurants
• Grocery Stores
• Office Buildings
• Government Facilities
• and much more

Tips to Prepare Your Restaurant for winter

Snow Removal

Restaurant snow removal services near Omaha NE: You may have not even seen the first snowflake of the season, but you better be thinking about snow removal now. There are two types of snow removal that you need to consider. The first is snow removal in your parking lot. This is typically done by a snow plow. Unless you have your own snow plow, you are going to have to hire a service.

Here is where things get interesting. If you are a restaurant that only opens for dinner you may be able to get your plowing done a little more cheaply. You see, plowing services contract with multiple businesses. And many of those businesses need to have their parking lots cleared first thing in the morning. But if your business can wait until a little later in the day, you may be able to negotiate a discount.

Finding a good plowing service early is important. These providers have limited capacity and once it fills up, you may have difficulty finding someone to plow your lot. So shop around early and lock in a provider well before you need one.

The second issue with snow removal that you need to consider concerns your sidewalks, walkways and entrances. These are the walking spaces that allow customers to gain access to your restaurant. Some plow services will also do your walkways as part of their contract for an additional fee.

• Don’t wait to get a snow shovel and salt or ice melt.
• Don’t get left out in the cold! Make sure you have a snow shovel and plenty of salt before the season.

But many restaurant owners prefer to handle this form of snow removal themselves. This can be done effectively with a little planning and preparation. First, be very clear about which employee(s) has responsibility for clearing the walkways. Make sure they are physically able to do the job (shoveling snow can be hard work). And it is best to have several backups just in case your primary employee is unavailable.

Next, make sure that you have the proper equipment and supplies. At minimum, you are going to need a sturdy snow shovel and an adequate supply of salt or ice-melt. Don’t wait until the snow is falling to try to stock up on these items. Stores frequently run out of shovels and salt, especially during the first snowfall of the season.

You might be one of the lucky owners who have snow removal included in your lease from your landlord. That’s great! But you should still make sure you know exactly what that means (and what it doesn’t). Your expectations and your landlord’s expectations may be very different. Make sure you know what is covered and what the timing is for services to be performed. If the landlord has 24 hours to clear your lot after a snow event, you could be out of luck.

One last tip: Consider getting tall, flexible curb markers. These thin rods stick up above all but the deepest snow and provide a visual reference to plow drivers as to where your concrete curbs are under all the snow. By providing this reference, you can prevent accidental damage to your curbs and concrete which can be very expensive to repair.

Just remember that a nicely plowed parking lot and neatly shoveled and salted walkways are a good indicator to the public that you are open for business…and that you care about your customers.

If you insist on shoveling the snow yourself, consider the following tips from our team:

• Shovel a few inches and keep repeating instead of waiting for the snow to accumulate.
• Warm up your muscles before you go outside. Shoveling can be strenuous!
• Push the snow as much as you can instead of lifting it. When you do lift, use proper form.
• Use small scoops of snow, which will be lighter and easier on your back.