Commercial snow plowing, sidewalk clearing, and ice management — backed by a 10+ truck fleet and 24/7 storm monitoring that keeps your property safe and accessible all winter.
ADP provides commercial snow plowing, sidewalk clearing, and ice management for HOAs, mobile home communities, apartment complexes, retail centers, industrial facilities, and other managed properties across the Rochester region.
We monitor weather 24/7 throughout the winter and dispatch proactively as trigger conditions are met. Residential properties are generally serviced at a 3-inch snowfall trigger, while commercial properties run on customized specifications and trigger depths based on each client’s needs.
Our focus is reliability, safety, and clear communication — keeping your property operational through every winter storm.
Weather is monitored 24/7, so crews are dispatched as trigger conditions are met — before snow and ice become a problem.
Commercial properties operate under customized service specifications and snow-depth triggers based on each site’s needs.
Pre-treatment, post-storm treatment, and ongoing ice control — customized for each property to keep surfaces safe.
Seasonal contracts, per-push agreements, and fully customized snow & ice management programs.
Every snow and ice program is built around your property and the way it needs to operate.
Parking lots, drive lanes, and access roads cleared and kept passable throughout the storm.
Walkways, entrances, and accessible routes cleared to keep tenants and customers safe.
Pre-treatment, post-storm treatment, and ongoing ice control customized per property.
Weather watched around the clock, with crews dispatched as trigger conditions are met.
Loaders and specialized equipment to stack, relocate, or haul snow when lots fill up.
Seasonal contracts, per-push agreements, and fully customized management programs.
Here are answers to the questions we hear most often about snow & ice management.
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