Piles taking parking
On a tight lot, a season of pushing can quietly remove a row of spaces you still pay for.
Winter Services
Snow Hauling and Off-Site Removal
When there is nowhere left to pile it, the snow comes off the property entirely.
- Loading and hauling from tight commercial lots
- Planned in advance, not called in a panic
- Parking and sightlines kept usable all winter
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Serving Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley since 2013
When hauling makes sense
Pushing is cheaper than hauling right up until the piles start costing you the property.
Blocked sightlines
Piles at entrances and corners become a visibility problem long before they become a parking one.
Melt and refreeze
Piles melting back across cleared surfaces refreeze overnight, which is where most slip claims start.
Large yards
On an industrial site, hauling is a question of when rather than if, so it belongs in the plan.
Learn more →Planned, not improvised
Hauling is cheapest when it is already in the plan
The expensive version of snow hauling is the emergency one, called after the piles have already taken the parking and started melting back across the lot.
Agreeing the trigger before the season, and knowing where the snow is going, turns it from a crisis into a scheduled line item.
- A trigger agreed before winter, so the call is made on a measurement rather than a mood.
- Somewhere for the snow to go, confirmed in advance rather than found on the day.
- One contractor for clearing and hauling, so there is no gap when the piles run out of room.
The lot stays the size you pay for.
How it works
Three steps to a lot that stays usable.
Walk the site
Before the season, to work out where piles can realistically sit.
Agree the trigger
The point at which hauling happens, written into the scope.
We haul it
On schedule, before the piles start costing you the property.
Guides and advice
Snow Hauling vs On-Site Storage: What Chilliwack Businesses Should Know
When heavy snow hits Chilliwack, business owners and facility managers face a decision when winter comes—haul snow off-site, or store it on the property. Both come with...
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Why Snow Pile Relocation Matters After a Major Snowfall
A major snowfall can change the way a property looks and functions within just a few hours. What starts as a clean layer of snow covering roads, driveways, parking areas,
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Roadway and Sidewalk Deicing Tips for Safer Winter Properties
Winter in the Fraser Valley can change quickly. A relatively mild morning can turn into freezing rain, frost, or an overnight freeze that leaves roads, parking areas...
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What customers say
Reviews from across the Fraser Valley
I've trusted Owen to look after the snow removal and anti-icing at a few commercial properties in Chilliwack for many years now. His team is professional and they do a fantastic job. They watch the weather closely so they're always ready and they communicate with me regularly, especially on those hit-or-miss nights, to ensure everyone is on the same page. 10/10, would recommend.
Great company 5/5. Owen and team are honest and hard working.
We always use them for our jobs. Easy to work with and very reliable.
Common questions
Is hauling expensive?
It costs more than pushing, which is exactly why it belongs in the plan rather than in an emergency call. Agreeing the trigger in advance is what keeps it proportionate.
Where does the snow go?
Off site to an agreed location. Confirming that before the season rather than on the day is part of the planning.
Can you haul from a site you do not clear?
Usually yes, though it works better when clearing and hauling sit with one contractor. That is what removes the gap when the piles run out of room.
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Snow hauling across the Fraser Valley
Based in Chilliwack, working with homeowners and businesses from Langley through to Hope.
Not sure if we cover your area? Call (604) 703-8315 and we will tell you right away.