Snow & Ice Management
At JEFFCO Grounds Maintenance, we understand the importance of prompt and reliable snow removal. Our team is equipped with the expertise and tools to tackle snow accumulation of any scale. Whether you need help with clearing your residential driveway, parking lot, or walkways, we have the knowledge and resources to deliver exceptional results. Our services are available for commercial properties, offering tailored solutions to meet your specific needs.
- Snow Plowing
- Loaders - (Fleets)
- 12'-16' Arctic Sectional Snow Pushers - (Fleets)
- Plow Trucks - (Fleets)
- 7'-10' Blades - (Fleets)
- Spreader Trucks - (Fleets)
- Walkway Clearing & Ice Melt Application
- Ventrac Sidewalk Clearing - (Fleets)
- 58" Brooms
- 54" Snow Blowers (45 tons/hour)
- 6' Blades
- Snow Relocation Complete Haul Off
- Snow Buckets - 7 Yards
- Semi Side Dumps 30 - 35 yards - (Fleets)
- Dump Trucks 14 - 16 yards Certified In-Event & Post-Event
- Certified In-Event & Post-Event Digital Documentation
- Permitted Snow Disposal Site (In-House)
Our Spotlight
JEFFCO specializes in providing mission-critical facility services, with expertise in snow and ice management, to large Organizations, Commercial Properties, and Retail Centers. For 30 years, over 500 clients have depended on Jeffco to service more than 200 acres of parking areas.
Woman-Owned
JEFFCO is the FIRST and 100% woman owned company and the first company in Alaska to receive their ISO/SN 9001 Certification.
Certified
JEFFCO is the FIRST Certified ASCA Alaskan Snow Contractor.
Unique Approach
JEFFCO takes a unique Snow and Ice Management approach to delivering the outcomes that our clients desire.
Experienced
JEFFCO brings 30 years of commercial snow and ice management experience.
How Can Commercial Properties Prepare for Early-Season Snowfall in Alaska?
Commercial properties can prepare for early-season snowfall by establishing snow removal priorities, inspecting parking areas, and identifying locations where snow can be safely stored. In Alaska, changing fall weather can create challenging conditions for businesses before winter is fully underway.
Property managers should evaluate entrances, pedestrian walkways, loading areas, and parking lot access points to identify potential maintenance concerns. Drainage problems and uneven pavement may become more difficult to address once snow and ice begin accumulating.
Early preparation also provides an opportunity to review snow storage locations and identify areas that may require additional ice management throughout the winter season.
Snow storage planning is important because accumulated snow can reduce available parking, obstruct visibility, and interfere with pedestrian and vehicle access. Commercial properties throughout Alaska must account for snow accumulation when preparing their parking lots for winter.
Designated storage areas should be selected carefully to avoid blocking entrances, loading zones, drainage areas, and important traffic routes. Property managers should also consider how melting snow may affect surrounding pavement when temperatures fluctuate.
As snow piles increase in size, relocation or hauling may become necessary to maintain usable parking spaces and safe circulation throughout the property.
Establishing a snow storage strategy before significant accumulation occurs can help businesses maintain accessibility and reduce unnecessary interruptions during the winter months.
