Palero Greenscaper Landscaping
Family-owned, the landscaping firm also takes on snow removal alongside patio installation and artificial turf work in Regina. Financing is available.
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Snow removal firms and roofers.
In Regina, snow clearance is not only a matter of convenience, because the city sets deadlines for sidewalks. Owners must clear sidewalks within 48 hours of a snow event, and properties in Schedule B of the Clean Property Bylaw, mainly downtown, have only 24 hours. The rules also say where the snow can go: onto your own property or along the curb beside the sidewalk, but never shovelled or blown into the road. When you hire someone for driveways, plowing or roof snow, ask whether they will clear the sidewalk too, and how fast they can reach you after a storm. Ask where they will pile the snow, and make sure the plan keeps it out of the road. If a sidewalk is missed, the owner can receive a Notice of Non-Compliance, and the City may clear it and add the costs to the property taxes. Get the response time and the snow placement written into your quote or agreement.
Family-owned, the landscaping firm also takes on snow removal alongside patio installation and artificial turf work in Regina. Financing is available.
The roofing contractor also handles ice dam removal, along with snow removal and salting, covering Regina, White City and Emerald Park. It is open every day of the week.
Seasonal contracts sit alongside snow removal and salting and ice control, with service Monday through Saturday, with work in Emerald Park and Regina.
Open around the clock, every day, the tree service also does commercial snow removal, hauling and sanding in Regina. Storm damage clean-up is part of its tree work.
Operating since 2004, the company plows and clears snow, sidewalks included, and applies salt and ice control, serving White City, Emerald Park and Regina. It is open on weekdays, and free estimates are offered.
Commercial work comes first here, with parking lot and road snow removal, snow hauling and rural snow removal, based in White City and serving Regina.
Family-owned landscaping business in Regina that also takes on snow removal, along with retaining walls and paver driveways.
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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.
Regina property owners must clear sidewalks within 48 hours following a snow event. Properties within Schedule B of the Clean Property Bylaw, mostly downtown, must clear within 24 hours. If you hire a service, ask for a response time that fits your deadline and put it in writing. City of Regina (source, opens in a new tab)
Snow from sidewalks may be placed on your property or along the curb next to the sidewalk, as long as it does not interfere with traffic. It must not be shovelled or blown into the road. Tell any contractor this rule before they start, so their plan matches it. City of Regina (source, opens in a new tab)
You could receive a Notice of Non-Compliance. If the problem is not fixed within the specified timeline, the City could have the sidewalk cleared and apply the costs to your property taxes. Check that your agreement says who is responsible for sidewalk clearing and how quickly. City of Regina (source, opens in a new tab)
Ask for a written quote that lists what is covered, such as driveway, sidewalk, plowing or roof snow, and how much snowfall triggers a visit. It should also state where snow will be piled, the payment terms, and how to cancel. Compare quotes on the same scope, not on one line alone.