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Commercial snow removal · 2026–27 season

Commercial snow removal,
quoted to your lot.

Tell us how big the lot is, what has to be clear, and by when. Count the spaces, pace it off, or trace it on the map. You’ll see the numbers as you go, and dispatch gets everything needed to quote it.

Commercial properties & job sitesSeasonal contracts or on-callDispatch 7 days a week
Step 1What kind of property?J1S plows commercial properties and job sites. We don’t run residential driveway routes.
Step 2How big is the lot?Pick whichever is easiest. A close estimate is fine; we confirm on a site walk.

We convert spaces to area at about 325 sq ft per space, which includes the drive aisles. It’s a planning figure, not a survey.

Step 3What has to be clear?Pick everything that’s in scope.
Step 4How should service work?Not sure is a fine answer. We’ll go over it with you.
Service type
Plow when snow reaches
Lot needs to be clear
Ice treatment
Room to pile snow on site?

When piles fill up, J1S can load and haul snow off-site with the same dump trucks that move material all year.

Step 5Where do we send the quote?

We use this to prepare your quote and contact you about it. Prefer to talk? Call dispatch at (636) 331-5757.

Got it. You’re in the queue.

Dispatch will review the lot and reach out, usually within one business day. Seasonal routes fill before the first storm, so we’ll move quickly.

Need it sooner? Call (636) 331-5757.

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What makes a snow quote accurate

Size and shape

Area sets the plow time, but shape matters too. Islands, curbs, and tight corners slow a truck down. Mention them in the notes, and we’ll confirm on a site walk before the season.

Trigger and deadline

The trigger depth and the time the lot must be open decide when the crew rolls. A 5 a.m. deadline after an overnight storm means an early start. Our snow contract guide covers what to settle in writing.

Where the snow goes

Piles over drains refreeze, and piles at exits block sight lines. If the lot is tight, plan for haul-away now. See commercial snow removal for how loading and hauling work.