Commercial Snow Removal
In Caledon And Bolton
Plowing, salting and sidewalk clearing for distribution yards, commercial sites and rural property across Caledon, Bolton, Palgrave and Caledon East.
Caledon Takes More Snow Than Anywhere Else In Peel
Caledon sits higher than Brampton and Mississauga, and a good part of it is on and above the Niagara Escarpment. The same system that drops five centimetres downtown regularly drops noticeably more here, and it stays on the ground longer.
The bigger problem is wind. Caledon has open farmland on both sides of most roads, so snow does not stay where it fell. A lot that was clear at four in the morning can drift back in by seven, which is why rural sites here get checked again after the storm has passed rather than signed off on the first pass.
That is also why on-site storage fills faster in Caledon. Piles that would last a Mississauga lot all winter run out of room by January here, so relocation and hauling are planned into the contract from the start instead of being an emergency in February.
Caledon And Bolton Property We Service
- Distribution and warehouse yards in the Bolton industrial area, including the Coleraine Drive corridor
- Commercial and industrial sites along Highway 50 and Mayfield Road
- Rural and estate property with long driveways and large open yards
- Plazas and small commercial property in Bolton, Caledon East and Palgrave
- Places of worship, schools and community buildings
- Sites that need snow trucked off because the yard has no room left
How A Caledon Site Runs
Storage Plan
Pile locations are set before the season with the winter total in mind, not the first storm, and a hauling trigger is agreed in writing.
Drift Check
Exposed sites get a second pass after the wind drops. A clear lot at 4 am means nothing if the field beside it fills it back in.
Materials
Caledon holds colder temperatures than the south of Peel, so treated salt and calcium chloride get used here on nights when plain rock salt would stop working.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you service Bolton as well as Caledon?
Does Caledon really get more snow than Brampton?
Can you handle a large rural yard?
What happens when the snow piles fill up?
Do you take rural residential driveways?
Services In Caledon
Snow Plowing
Lots, drive aisles and loading areas cleared to trigger depth, with repeat passes through long storms.
View service →Salting And De-Icing
Pre-treating, freeze-thaw patrols and material matched to the pavement temperature, logged every visit.
View service →Sidewalk And Walkway Clearing
Entrances, walkways and fire routes cleared and treated before your doors open.
View service →Snow Relocation And Hauling
Stacking, relocating and trucking snow off site when on-site storage fills up.
View service →Seasonal And Per-Event Contracts
Two ways to buy winter service, with both numbers set out in the proposal.
View service →Property Maintenance
Grounds maintenance, garden beds and property enhancements through the growing season.
View service →Other Areas
Brampton
Our home route. The yard is here, so Brampton sites are the first out of the gate on every storm.
View area →Mississauga
Airport Corporate Centre, the Dixie and Britannia industrial belt, Heartland and the Square One towers.
View area →Vaughan And Woodbridge
Concord and Woodbridge industrial, the Highway 7 corridor and the towers at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre.
View area →All Service Areas
Every city we run crews in across Peel, York, Halton and Toronto, and how the routes are grouped.
View area →
Request A Caledon Estimate
Send the address and we will walk the site before the first snowfall.
- Emailinfo@aaalandscaping.ca
- Office hoursMonday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm
- Service areaBrampton, Mississauga, Caledon, Bolton, Vaughan, Woodbridge, Toronto and Etobicoke
No solicitation or sales calls please.