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The first rule in risk management is to know what you’re dealing with. Before a snow management service contracts with a customer, a representative will want to tour the property that is to be maintained. By familiarizing himself with the grounds he will better able […]
Read MoreThe Accredited Snow Contractors Association was established with a purpose in mind. The snow management industry has to consider the risks involved with the business of using heavy equipment and making sure the people that they hire to operate that equipment are well-trained and up […]
Read MoreIt is not unusual for a snow removal service to start thinking about the next winter season as soon as the last one ends. They will start by going over each existing customer contract, reviewing the services that were rendered during the season, and what […]
Read MoreAs with most businesses that deal with commercial needs, certain standards of operation must be met by snow management services. An executive committee of the Accredited Snow Contractors Association came together to formulate, and adopt the principles that its member companies will need to adhere […]
Read MoreState and private university, and college campuses most often will have a snow maintenance crew, and some equipment on site, but when conditions are extreme, a professional team of snow and ice removal experts will be called upon for assistance. Campus grounds are typically spread […]
Read MoreKimberly Jewell, General Manager and Bennett Polley, Operations Manager attended the BOMA annual trade show at Sports Authority Field on May 14th. With the theme of the event being, “Old Fashion Circus” SMS seized the opportunity by renting a circus clown named Skiddles. Skiddles remained […]
Read MoreThe biggest concern for a commercial property manager is that an employee, or customer may be injured on the site, due to slipping, and falling on an icy pavement. The best way to prevent this from happening is to prepare for the winter weather. Ice […]
Read MoreStart in the summer months, to be ready for the winter weather. Planning ahead is the best step you can take to protect your commercial properties from the ravages of a severe snow storm. Not only is your property at risk for costly damage, but […]
Read MoreMost commercial buildings have flat roofs, which are naturally more susceptible to snow, and ice buildup. When snow falls, and collects on the roof, then melts, and refreezes, an ice dam can develop in the form of huge blocks of ice on the edges of […]
Read MoreAnnually, the company is involved in Earth Day events for tenants throughout the Denver Metro Area. In 2015 we were involved with 9 sites throughout the area in Celebrating Earth Day. Doing our part to help not only assist our LEED clients and their buildings, […]
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