No One Can Surpass the Level of Service Provided by Crescent Plowing Services, LLC

One of the most important aspects of Crescent Plowing Services' ability to manage its operations is through extensive monitoring, predicting and communicating winter weather events.

Each storm is unique and we tailor our response accordingly resulting in our staff clearing your property in the most efficient manner.

We adhere to the SIMA code of ethics and guarantee the highest possible level of service.

Can You Answer YES To These Five Questions About Your Current Snow & Ice Provider?

QUESTION 1

Is the company owned and operated by a SIMA Certified Snow Professional?

SIMA Is the Snow and Ice Management Association. SIMA is the industry's organization for ensuring and certifying the quality, training and professionalism of snow service providers.

A SIMA Certified Snow Professional (CSP) has:

• Demonstrated the necessary skills to manage the most sophisticated properties.
• Received the proper training to use the most current snow removal techniques.
• Mastered the subjects of contract law and business management as they relate to the snow industry.

QUESTION 2

Is the company that signed the snow removal contract actually the one doing the work?

Some snow removal providers will present all of the work that they have done as a means to closing a contract when, in many cases, this work was actually performed by a sub-contractor.

QUESTION 3

Does the company have a snow response plan that you helped develop?

Is your property managed to your specifications and preferences or is your property managed in a manner dictated by the contractor. Your input is key to a successful Snow Response Plan.

• Determination of the primary and secondary clearing areas.
• Where should the snow to be stockpiled?
• Where should material and equipment be stored?
• What de-icing products are to be used?
• Critical MUST BE CLEAR times.

QUESTION 4

Before, during and after, are they on-call 24-7?

An effective Snow Response Plan should include regular reviews of the major weather reporting services. These reports are necessary to monitor changing conditions and modify the Snow Response Plan accordingly. Adjustments to the Snow Response Plan must be communicated to the customer so that they know in advance what the course of action will be, and any necessary steps the customer should take.

QUESTION 5

Are they fully insured for snow and ice liability?

Many insurers have dropped Snow Coverage and most companies are not able to obtain it. This should be a must have, non-negotiable item.

Demand to see proof of insurance before you sign!