Emergency snow plow can be a major need during the winter months. When a storm hits and you’re facing an unexpected snowfall, you need a reliable same day snow plowing company with the experience and the equipment to tackle even the most severe snowstorms and minimize the economic impact on your business.
At Earth Development Inc., our team of snow removal experts is well-equipped to respond to your urgent snow removal needs any day of the week and at any time. Simply call us and we will dispatch our experts to respond as quickly as possible.
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Call us at (920) 406-7501 at any time in an emergency situation, and we’ll be prepared to help you with our 24 hour snow plow service as soon as possible. Our extensive staff is equipped to work in serious storm conditions, even when demand for snow removal is high and our competitors are overwhelmed. Please provide as many details as you can to indicate the severity of your situation so we can respond accordingly.
A snow emergency refers to the active response plan when a snow storm severely impacts a particular city. The exact conditions required to declare a snow emergency depend on the issuing city or municipality. Some cities may also have varying snow emergency levels.
It really depends on the severity of the snowstorm and on the city in question. Typically all city streets are plowed within the first 24 hours of a declared Snow Emergency. There is a night plow phase and the day plow phase of the Snow Emergency, with follow-up plowing, salting and miscellaneous cleanup following for as long as is required. During this time period, vehicles parked in the required snow plow emergency areas are usually ticketed and towed for 4 days (or 96 hours).
Depending on the municipality, snow removal after a snow emergency can be treated in different ways. Typically, piled-up snow that has been plowed to the side of the roads (and in commercial cases, to the sides of the parking lot) are loaded onto trucks for transportation to designated snow dump sites. Snow dump site selection is determined based on the availability of suitable land and certain pollution prevention factors, such as distance from local lakes and streams.