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[...] getting out of your seasonal contract? What are some of the inconsistencies that you, as a property manager, should look for? When it comes to price structure, every company seems to do things a [...]

[...] cons to report. The post De-Icing Materials: The Pro’s and Con’s appeared first on Everest Snow Management. [...]

[...] the long run. The post A Property Managers Guide To Seasonal Agreements appeared first on Everest Snow Management. [...]

[...] throughout the industry in how Snow and Ice Management companies choose to present their seasonal agreements to potential clients. “Apples to apples” is a term I hear most often; it is [...]

[...] , it only works to temperatures as low as 25 degrees and is not conducive to extreme winter temperatures. Liquid De-icer:  A viable solution, very cost effective when your company has the proper [...]

[...] company only took into account that there would be “x” number of inches for the entire season; what happens when snowfall that year exceeds their estimated number? Will they come back to [...]

[...] days this just might not cut it in terms of melting slippery spots on concrete/pavement. Calcium Chloride: Most property managers tend to lean towards this product, mostly because of it’s incredible [...]

[...] , pets, and plants); on top of being one of the most expensive products on the market. Magnesium Chloride: The pros include the ability to work at below sub-zero temperatures, all while being [...]

[...] however have any effectiveness in providing a sustainable traction for your facility. Potassium Chloride:  Out of all of the de-icing agents; this is the most friendliest.  It is not only [...]

[...] getting the right product for your needs?  I will discuss what I have learned about the various ice melt products that I have seen used throughout the industry. Rock Salt: Your standard material.  [...]