Services · Southeast Michigan
Commercial Snow & Ice Management
Snow and ice programs structured around property access, operating requirements, service triggers and documentation, coordinated within the property’s maintenance plan.
Winter liability starts in the parking lot
Winter service requires clear expectations before the first storm. Property access, operating hours, priority areas, accumulation triggers, material applications, documentation and response expectations should all be defined in the agreement, not discovered during the event.
MPS evaluates each property individually and offers commercial snow and ice service selectively based on site requirements, route capacity and available resources. Where MPS coordinates rather than performs the service, the agreement identifies the provider and MPS remains the accountable point of contact.
Request a Service ProposalWhat this covers
- Parking-lot plowing
- Sidewalk and entrance clearing
- Salt and ice-melt application
- Service-event documentation
- Pre-season route and priority mapping
Who this is for
Owners and the professionals who represent them
Owners & Investors
Defined winter service that supports safe access and documented risk management.
Asset & Property Managers
Seasonal agreements with defined triggers, priority areas and documentation.
Community Associations
Common-area drives, lots and walkways cleared to a defined standard with records for the board.
Retail & Industrial Properties
High-traffic entries, lots and access drives that must be safe and open for operations.
How it works
A documented process
Pre-season review
We walk the property before winter, map routes, identify sensitive areas and establish service triggers for the specific site.
Storm response
Service mobilizes at the trigger level defined in the agreement. Timing can vary with storm duration, accumulation, traffic and site conditions.
Documentation
Records are kept as defined in the agreement and can include date, time, conditions and services performed.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer seasonal snow agreements?
Seasonal agreements may provide more predictable winter budgeting, while event-based pricing may be appropriate for certain properties. Available structures depend on the site and current route capacity.
How quickly do you respond after a storm?
Service timing, triggers, priority areas and operating requirements are defined in the property’s agreement. Actual timing can vary with storm duration, accumulation, traffic and changing site conditions.
What ice-control products do you use?
Material selection is defined in the agreement based on surface type, temperature conditions and site requirements.
Need defined winter service?
Start with an assessment.
We walk the property, document what it needs and return a written proposal with scope and pricing before any work begins.