The 8.3 inches we received Saturday night was a wet/heavy snow. It then got topped off with some freezing rain. Thankfully this last round was lighter/fluffier. Crews were out from 11pm last night and are continuing into today to clean up some areas and also get sidewalks done. In addition, we are currently waiting on a shipment of salt to come in (today, hopefully) to keep up with customer demand. We are unable to take on any new snow service accounts. We always hate to turn

Today the Crews are out clearing sidewalks and assisting with cleanups where city plows had gone by. We are working our best to get everything taken care of. The 8+ inch snow made things move a little slower than anticipated. In the meantime, all routes are full and we are not able to take on any more accounts. In addition, we are monitoring the snow expected tonight. Right now the forecast is calling for 2-4 inches of new snow, hopefully fluffier than this last round. For co

SNOW REMOVAL According to WCIA weather, the C-U/Savoy areas got around 8.3 inches. This may have broken a record from the early '80's. In the meantime, crews were out for over 12 hours getting through the worst of the snow pack. Unfortunately, it was a heavier, wet snow which made it a bit more difficult to get through. SIDEWALKS: Crews will be out on Monday to finish cleaning up walks after they get some rest. The way the snow melted down is causing a problem for our snow bl

Leaf cleanups will begin in the latter part of November and well into December. We strive to make one visit only to each property. Because the equipment used is large and cumbersome to put together on mowers and trucks, waiting for the majority of leaves to fall in the C-U/Savoy areas is most cost effective for our company and for our customers . On excessive windy days, leaves may blow in from another property we do not serve. This is where we would be happy to return at an

Thanks to the drier conditions in the last few weeks, Grass turf is going into "Dormancy" to compensate and protect itself. An...