Commercial snow and ice management
Seasonal or per-push agreements for retail, office, industrial, and medical properties across Oklahoma: lot plowing, sidewalks and entrances, salting and pre-treatment, and 24/7 storm response, with triggers in writing and a service log after every visit.
Now booking winter 2026-27. Routes fill in the fall.
What's included
The final scope is confirmed at the site walk and written into your proposal.
Lot plowing
Lots cleared on a zero-tolerance or trigger-depth schedule, windrowed or hauled when needed, and open before your first customer arrives.
Sidewalks and entrances
Walkways and entries shoveled, cleared, and treated. Those are the surfaces where slip-and-fall liability sits.
Salting and pre-treatment
De-icing after the push and pre-treatment ahead of the storm, so surfaces stay workable instead of freezing solid.
24/7 storm response
Storms don't keep business hours. Routes run overnight so the lot is done when the sun comes up.
Where it fits
- Retail and restaurant sites
- Office buildings
- Industrial and warehouse sites
- Medical and 24-hour facilities
How we schedule it
Routes run overnight and through the storm. Medical and 24-hour sites go first, and you hear from us when conditions change.
Snow program detail
Written response triggers
Zero-tolerance or trigger-depth (1 inch, 2 inches, or custom) per site, agreed in advance. Nobody makes a judgment call at 5 AM, and there's no dispute about when service was owed.
Time-stamped service logs
Every visit is logged: arrival, work performed, material applied, departure. The record goes in your file for the slip-and-fall claim that never goes anywhere.
Pre-treatment on request
Anti-icing ahead of forecast events. The cheapest snow event is the one that never bonds to the pavement.
24/7 storm operations
Overnight routes, staffing for the length of the storm, and updates when conditions change. You hear from us before your tenants call you.
A closed lot costs more than snow removal ever will.
Lost sales, employees who can't park, and the slip-and-fall claim from an untreated sidewalk. One bad storm morning can cost more than a season of professional service. Our crews run overnight routes with trigger depths in writing, so the call is made before the first flake falls.
Taylor Land & Construction was formerly Taylor Landscape and has been family-owned since 2001. The commercial snow routes, crews, trucks, and standards carry over under the new name.
How a winter agreement works
- 01
Property walk
We walk your lot and sidewalks and map the push zones, snow storage, and priority entrances.
- 02
Seasonal agreement
Seasonal or per-push contract with response triggers in writing. You know exactly what happens at 2 inches and at 6.
- 03
Winter, handled
When the storm hits, we're already routed. You open on time, and we send the service log.
Request a Proposal
Tell us about the property or portfolio. Attach a site list or RFP if you have one, and we'll reply with questions or a proposal.
Useful to include
Your site list or RFP, what's needed at each site, and any bid due date, store-hours limits, or access rules.
Want the one-pager first? Download the capability statement (PDF, no form).