PARKING LOT PLOWING & ICE MANAGEMENT
Parking lot snow removal, plowing & salting.
Your winter plan starts where customers and employees arrive. AIM Cedar Works provides parking lot snow clearing and salting for commercial, industrial and strata properties in Burnaby and Metro Vancouver, accounting for traffic, parked vehicles and snow-storage space.
YOUR WINTER SERVICE PLAN
From the access lane to the front door.
- Parking lot plowingClearing plans for drive aisles, parking rows and loading approaches, with priority routes agreed for your site.
- Snow storageSuitable storage areas identified before the season, considering sight lines, drainage and parking capacity.
- Salting and pedestrian connectionsIce management and sidewalk clearing included in the proposed scope where requested.
Each written proposal confirms the service areas, rates and treatment conditions for your property.
THE EXPERIENCE BEHIND YOUR SERVICE
Over 20 years of snow-removal experience.
AIM’s Snow Removal Division is part of AIM Cedar Works Ltd., based on Norland Avenue in Burnaby. Our customers include ICBC, Dwell Property Management, CBRE, OpenRoad Auto Group and Avison Young.
We hold an A+ BBB rating, carry full liability insurance and are in good standing with WorkSafeBC. Required documentation is available upon request.
See our snow-clearing work at an ICBC claim centre ↗Start with traffic, parking and priority access
A useful plan identifies the drive aisles, parking rows, accessible spaces, loading approaches and fire routes that matter most. Tell us when vehicles arrive, where cars remain overnight and which entrances must be available first. That operating information helps AIM propose a realistic clearing sequence.
Plan snow storage before the first storm
Snow piles can reduce parking capacity, block sight lines or interfere with drainage and waste collection. During the assessment, identify perimeter areas that can receive snow and the spaces that must remain clear. Sites with limited storage may require a different approach as accumulation grows.
Connect the lot to the front door
Vehicle access is only part of the service area. Pedestrian crossings, curb cuts, sidewalks and entrances may need separate equipment or hand work. Your proposal should distinguish truck-accessible pavement from the routes used on foot.
Plowing and salting have different jobs
Plowing moves accumulated snow. Salting and de-icing address agreed surfaces when ice is a concern. AIM documents the selected services, treatment conditions and service areas in the property proposal so that expectations are clear before work begins.
What information helps price a commercial parking lot?
Send the address, approximate operating hours and the areas you want included. Note slopes, loading zones, parked vehicles, narrow entrances, snow-storage limitations and priority pedestrian routes. AIM reviews the property and confirms scope, availability and pricing.
Do you clear residential driveways?
No. AIM's Snow Removal Division serves strata, commercial and industrial properties rather than individual residential driveways.
AIM IN THE FIELD
See the work behind the plan
Explore photographs from AIM’s snow-clearing work and the access considerations behind each type of property.
Room to reach the loading bay.
AIM project photographs of commercial drive aisles and loading access after snow clearing in Metro Vancouver.
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Winter access at an ICBC claim centre.
See AIM snow clearing at an ICBC claim centre: real site photos showing plow equipment and cleared vehicle access.
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