AK Snow Angus
Driveway snow blowing, tracked by GPS, forms the core of the service in Angus, with seasonal contracts offered. The business runs around the clock, every day.
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Snow removal firms and roofers.
Snow clearance in Barrie runs on a set calendar. From December 1 through March 31, on-street parking is not allowed overnight, and the hours differ between the Downtown Business Improvement Area and other City streets. A Winter Maintenance Event can extend the ban beyond those dates. The City looks after over 1,600 km of roads and over 600 km of sidewalks, while the Ministry of Transportation oversees highways such as the 400 series north of County Road 89 and highways 90, 26 and 27. So your driveway or lot is cleared by a contractor, and the road in front of it by someone else. Downtown, businesses within set boundaries must clear snow and ice from the sidewalks around their building or vacant lot. Before you hire, ask who will clear sidewalks and where plowed snow will be piled. Ask how the contractor handles overnight parking rules, and what happens on days when a Winter Maintenance Event is declared. Get the terms in writing.
Driveway snow blowing, tracked by GPS, forms the core of the service in Angus, with seasonal contracts offered. The business runs around the clock, every day.
Snow removal in Angus, Barrie, Innisfil and Midhurst sits beside lawn care, pressure washing and scrap metal removal.
Urban snow clearing in Barrie is one of several seasonal offerings, alongside tire changeovers and lawn and yard care. Open weekdays and Saturday mornings.
Open around the clock every day, the company offers emergency service alongside snow plowing and removal, with salting and ice control, in Barrie.
Residential driveway snow removal in Barrie is one of several home jobs here, alongside painting, flooring and plumbing installs. Weekday and Saturday morning hours apply.
Snow removal sits beside lawn care and custom landscaping, with spring and fall clean-ups and mulch refresh added. Work is offered across Simcoe County.
Serving Barrie since 1995, the company plows residential and commercial sites on monthly to annual contracts, with salting and ice control added. One-time contracts are offered too.
Commercial and industrial sites in Barrie get snow plowing, removal, salting and ice control from a company operating since 1987.
Commercial snow and ice management in Barrie covers plowing, sidewalk clearing and salting, with GPS documentation of its work.
Family-owned since 1956, the firm plows and removes snow from commercial lots, and adds salting and ice control. Service covers Barrie, Innisfil, Thornton and Coldwater.
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Six days after the December 21, 2013 ice storm across Southern Ontario, about 450 outages affecting 4,800 customers were still active as Hydro One crews repaired damaged lines and poles.
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 Barrie's Snow Clearing (Downtown) By-law, businesses within the specific geographic boundaries must remove all snow and ice from sidewalks in front of, alongside or at the rear of their building, premises or vacant lot. If you hire a contractor, make sure the written agreement covers those sidewalks. City of Barrie (source, opens in a new tab)
Overnight on-street parking is not allowed from December 1 through March 31, at 3–6am downtown and 12:01–7am on other City streets. It can also be banned outside those dates when a Winter Maintenance Event is declared. Ask how your contractor schedules visits around these hours. City of Barrie (source, opens in a new tab)
Ask for a written agreement that states what is cleared (driveway, walkways, roof), the snowfall depth that triggers a visit, how quickly they respond, where snow will be piled, and how you are billed. Check that the contractor carries liability insurance and ask for proof.
Compare like with like: seasonal or per-visit terms, the trigger depth, areas covered, response time, and who is responsible for damage to lawns or fences. A lower quote that leaves out sidewalks or ice treatment may not cover what you need.