Brown County · Wisconsin
Snow and ice management for parking lots, retail centers, hospitals, and industrial properties across Green Bay.
Green Bay averages roughly 55 inches of snow a year, and it doesn't arrive politely. About 17 days a season drop an inch or more, and storms of five inches or more hit around twice a year — usually overnight, usually right before your lot needs to be open.
We're based here. Our yard is on S Michiels Rd on the east side, which means our crews aren't driving in from another county when a storm rolls through at 2am. For commercial property, that response window is the entire job.
We handle everything from single-tenant retail lots to industrial sites over 100 acres — plowing, sidewalk crews, salt and brine, and hauling when the piles outgrow the property.
What We Handle
Full-service winter management — one team for plowing, walks, salt, brine, and hauling.
Parking lots, drive aisles, access roads, and loading docks cleared and kept open.
Calibrated salt and treated blends applied where and when the temperature calls for it.
Walks, entrances, and ADA ramps cleared by hand and walk-behind equipment.
Liquid brine applied before the storm so snow and ice never bond to pavement.
Piles relocated or hauled off site when stacking space runs out mid-season.
A written winter plan with triggers, priority zones, and crews assigned before the season.
Local Coverage
Commercial properties across every corner of the city — downtown, the retail corridors, and the industrial west side.
Know the Rules
What Green Bay RequiresUnder Green Bay Municipal Code 34-14, snow and ice must be cleared from the full length and width of sidewalks within 24 hours after a snow or ice event ends. The city acts on violations immediately without prior notice — it will clear the walk, bill the property owner for the actual cost, and can issue a citation carrying a fine of up to $500.
The same ordinance prohibits depositing snow from private property — including parking lots — into any city street or alley, also carrying fines up to $500. That's the part most property owners get caught on, and it's why where your snow gets stacked matters as much as when it gets plowed. We plan stacking and haul-off around it.
Common Questions
We also serve De Pere · Howard — see all areas we cover.
Tell us about your site and we'll build a snow and ice management plan matched to your property, your traffic, and your budget.