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With some storms producing 30 to 50 centimetres of snow and ice pellets, companies have kept busy and are reporting significant increases in their customer base.
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Snow removal customers of a Kingston, Ont. contractor are up in arms after the company took their money and failed to deliver after Monday’s epic snow storm.
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Frost Bite Snow Removal has hired between 20 and 30 young workers and has rewarded its “shoveller of the month” with a cash bonus.
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In order for snow contractors to survive in an era of escalating insurance rates, they should focus on residential snow, have contracts that are iron clad, and not sign any contract with clients that hold them harmless with the exception of negligence on the part of the contractor.
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Residents of Newmarket, Ont. can sign up to obtain a free set of sidewalk snow markers aimed at protecting their lawns from being carved up by municipal sidewalk plows.
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Pricing for snow and ice services can be tricky. Several considerations must be made by contractors to determine which method of pricing is best for him or her. Such factors include market rates, production hours, time and materials, contract types, and the actual cost of providing the service to customers.
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