Big piles loaded out and hauled away when there's nowhere left to put them, and heavy snow raked off roofs before it turns into ice dams.
Streamline doesn't plow or shovel drives and walks. The winter work is moving snow that has already piled up, and getting it off roofs.
When the piles take over a lot or block the view at the end of a drive, they are loaded out with a skid steer and hauled or moved somewhere out of the way.
Snow left on the roof melts during the day and refreezes at the gutters, where it backs up under the shingles as an ice dam. Raking the lower edge of the roof clear after a heavy snowfall stops that before it starts.
Homes and commercial properties in the towns Streamline already works in.
If meltwater leaves standing puddles or soggy spots in the lawn every spring, that is a drainage problem, and it can be fixed.
Call and tell Jason how much snow needs to go, or which roof needs raking.
