C & S Property Management
Covering Syracuse, Liverpool, Brewerton and Cicero, the company plows, removes and salts snow. Financing is available, and it keeps weekday and Saturday morning hours.
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Snow removal firms and roofers.
Snow clearance in Syracuse comes with city rules attached. The ordinance requires the owner, agent or occupant of a building or vacant lot fronting a park, street or alley to clear snow and ice from the sidewalk by six o'clock in the afternoon of the following day. The city also tells residents not to push, throw or plow snow into the street, sidewalk or park, and it says commercial snow removal services must comply with the Snow Removal Contractors article. Blizzard '93 dropped 43 inches on the city in two days, a reminder of how much snow one event can leave. When you hire, ask whether the crew knows the city's contractor article and where it will put the snow so it does not end up in the street. Ask how they handle sidewalks as well as the driveway, and how they work around signed overnight parking blocks downtown. Get the scope, timing and who clears the sidewalk in writing before the season starts.
Covering Syracuse, Liverpool, Brewerton and Cicero, the company plows, removes and salts snow. Financing is available, and it keeps weekday and Saturday morning hours.
Bulk snow removal and snowbank clearing sit alongside excavation and drain tile work, based in Brewerton.
Family-owned since 2013, the company plows and removes snow in Syracuse, Liverpool, Baldwinsville and Fayetteville.
Since 1978, the business has offered snow plowing, sidewalk clearing and ice control alongside tree care in Syracuse, Jamesville and Lafayette. Open weekdays only.
Seven days a week, the family-owned company plows and removes snow in Syracuse, Liverpool, Cicero and Baldwinsville.
Into the evening every day, the business plows snow in Liverpool, where it also offers lawn mowing.
Tractor-mounted snow blowers clear driveways in select Cicero neighborhoods, a service begun in 2013.
Family-owned and open seven days a week, the lawn care company handles snow plowing, snow removal and sidewalk clearing. Its towns include Liverpool, Clay, Fulton and Jamesville.
Snow blowing tractors fitted with 92-inch attachments serve driveways in Syracuse, Liverpool and Cicero. Financing is available, and a three-year warranty applies.
Based in Cicero, the concrete contractor also removes snow from commercial and residential properties, and offers free estimates.
Storm damage cleanup is offered alongside snow plowing, with service in Syracuse, Jamesville and Fayetteville. Open six days a week, closed Sundays.
Plowing is offered in Hastings, Central Square and Brewerton, and free estimates are available.
Commercial snow removal is one of its services, alongside excavation, in Syracuse and Auburn. Emergency service is offered.
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Seasonal odd/even overnight parking restrictions apply on signed blocks in parts of downtown Syracuse between Nov 1 and April 1. Police patrol priority areas and ticket and, if necessary, tow illegally parked vehicles that block plows.
Blizzard '93, on March 13-14, 1993, dropped 43 inches of snow on Syracuse in two days, the most in one event on record for the city.
National Grid reported that over 121,000 Central New York customers lost service after heavy rains and high winds, including an EF-1 tornado with winds up to 105 mph in Clark Mills. Crews had restored nearly 115,000 of them (95%) by 3:30 p.m. on the day of the release, and fallen trees and debris created access issues.
Put it in a written contract: the work, price, deposit, start and finish dates, warranty, permits and clean-up. Paying cash to skip it leaves you no recourse.
Ask about liability insurance and workers’ compensation cover before anyone works on your roof or property.
Get written quotes from at least three contractors for the same work, and check references from recent clients.
Under the city ordinance, the owner, agent or occupant of a structure or vacant lot fronting a park, street or alley must clear snow and ice from the sidewalk by six o'clock in the afternoon of the following day, with exceptions in the ordinance. If you hire a crew, confirm in writing that sidewalks are included. City of Syracuse (source, opens in a new tab)
No. The city tells residents not to shovel, sweep, throw, plow or otherwise deposit snow or ice into the street, sidewalk or park. Commercial snow removal services must also comply with the city's Snow Removal Contractors article. Ask any crew where they will put the snow from your property. City of Syracuse (source, opens in a new tab)
Ask for the address and areas covered, such as driveway, walkways and sidewalk, plus what snowfall triggers a visit and how soon after. It should say whether roof snow removal is included, who pays for damage, how the work is billed, and whether the crew carries insurance.
Compare like with like: same areas, same trigger for service, same response time and same billing method, whether per visit or seasonal. Ask each crew about insurance and references, and whether they know Syracuse's rules on sidewalks and snow placement before you decide.