Plowing, salting and walk clearing for commercial properties in Nassau and Suffolk counties, priced for the season or by the push. The crew that paints your lot plows it.
Tenants can’t get in. Deliveries stack up at the dock. The fire lane disappears, and the accessible stalls end up under the pile because nobody knew where they were. Then the overnight refreeze turns the walks into the liability.
Good snow service is not heroic. It shows up on the trigger written into the contract, clears what the contract says, and salts what refreezes. Good maintenance should go unnoticed. That goes double in February.
CMC prices snow per site, after we walk the property. You choose the structure that fits your budget:
After the walk, we recommend the one that fits your site.
Billed separately: hauling snow off site, or relocating piles once the stacking areas fill.
Seasonal or per push, the scope is the same. Only the way you pay changes.
Commercial properties only: retail and shopping centers, office parks, industrial and distribution sites, medical offices, schools, and HOA and condominium lots. No residential driveways.
CMC stripes, seals, patches and fills cracks on Long Island lots the rest of the year. So the crew running the plow in February knows what sits under the snow: the islands, drains, wheel stops, curb lines, accessible stalls and fresh crackfill.
That means fewer gouged curbs, fewer buried accessible stalls, and fewer blades catching a raised catch basin. In March there is no second contractor to argue with. The lot was photographed before the season, and the same company walks it after.
Order starts on the pavement. Snow just covers it.
Our crews clearing commercial lots on Long Island after the February 2026 blizzard.
Our guide to seasonal versus per-push pricing works the break-even math against ten winters of Islip snowfall. And if your lot was sealed or striped this year, read who pays when a plow marks new work.
Plowing, salting and de-icing, sidewalks and entrances, and staking before the first storm. Hauling snow off the property is billed separately.
It depends on how much budget swing you can absorb. Seasonal is one fixed number, the same in a light winter or a heavy one. Per push costs less in a light winter and more in a heavy one. After the walk, we price your site and recommend one.
During business hours we keep emergency access, entrances and walks clear. Drive lanes and parking fields get the full clearing at night, once the cars are gone.
Before the season, so the site can be walked, staked and mapped while the ground is clear. We are booking the 2026-27 season now.
The amount of snow that sends the crew out. It decides when anyone shows up, so plowing, salting and walks each get their own trigger, in writing.
Some scuffing on high spots and paint is normal winter wear on any plowed lot. Gouges and broken curbs are not. Pre-season photos settle which is which, and because we sealed and striped the lot, we know where the fresh work is.
Yes. Snow and ice operations are covered, and property owners can be named as additional insured. A certificate is available on request.
No. CMC works on commercial properties only.
We walk the property, map it, and price it for the season or by the push. The walk is free and there is no obligation.
Request a Pre-Season Site Walk Call 516-735-2200
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