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Commercial · Snow & Ice Management

Commercial snow removal in Bridgewater, NJ

Seasonal plowing, salting, and de-icing for commercial properties, HOAs, and office parks across Somerset County. When the storm hits, PTB is already on it, so your lot is clear and your property is safe before the first car pulls in.

Fully Insured
24/7 Storm Response
Since 2010
PTB Landscape Management loader clearing snow from a commercial lot in Somerset County NJ
24/7 storm response Somerset County, NJ
What PTB Handles

Snow and ice off your plate all winter

A commercial property doesn't stop because it snowed. Tenants still show up, customers still park, and you're still liable for every walkway. PTB handles the whole thing on a seasonal contract: plowing, salting, de-icing, and sidewalk clearing, tracked and documented from the first flake to the spring thaw.

PTB has run commercial snow accounts across Somerset County since 2010, with the loaders, plow trucks, and salt to service a property fast and do it right. Billy's crews watch the forecast so you don't have to, dispatch before the storm builds up, and keep your lot and walkways passable through the whole event. One company for the grounds in the summer and the snow in the winter, so nothing falls through the cracks between vendors.

PTB Case skid steer actively plowing snow at a commercial waterfront property in New Jersey with skyline visible in the background

Why property managers put PTB on contract

  • Seasonal contracts with a defined trigger depth, so service starts automatically. No scrambling for a plow at 4 AM.
  • Fully insured, with certificates of insurance on file for your board or property manager.
  • Plowing, salting, and sidewalk clearing under one contractor, not three separate vendors.
  • Service logs with dates, times, and what was done, for your records and your liability file.
  • The same company that maintains the grounds knows the property, the drains, and where the snow should go.

Built to keep your property open and safe

Slip-and-fall liability is real, and a half-cleared lot is a claim waiting to happen. PTB clears the driving lanes, the parking, the walkways, and the entrances, then salts to keep them from icing back over. The goal is simple: your property stays open, safe, and off your worry list all winter.

What's Included

The full winter service

Snow Plowing

Parking lots, drive lanes, and access roads cleared with loaders and plow trucks sized to the property. Snow pushed and stacked where it won't block sightlines or drains.

Salting & De-Icing

Bulk salt and de-icer applied to lots, lanes, and walkways to break down ice and keep surfaces from freezing back over between passes.

Sidewalk & Entrance Clearing

Walkways, entrances, and steps cleared and treated by hand crews so foot traffic stays safe, not just the parking lot. The area most slip-and-fall claims come from.

Seasonal Contracts

A defined-trigger seasonal agreement so service starts automatically at your set snow depth. Predictable budgeting and no per-storm phone calls.

24/7 Storm Monitoring

PTB watches the forecast and dispatches crews before snow builds up, staying on the property through the event so it never gets ahead of you.

Service Logs & Documentation

Dated, timed records of every plow and salt run, plus certificates of insurance on file. The paper trail your board, tenants, and insurer expect.

PTB Case skid steer moving a large snow pile at a commercial parking lot in New Jersey after a winter storm
How It Works

Three steps to a covered property.

1

Site Walk & Contract

PTB walks the property, maps the plow routes, salt plan, and where snow gets stacked, then sets a trigger depth and puts a seasonal contract in writing.

2

Monitor & Dispatch

PTB tracks the forecast and sends crews out as the storm hits your trigger. No call needed. Crews stay on it through the event so snow never piles up.

3

Clear, Salt & Log

Lots, lanes, and walkways cleared and salted, then logged with the date, time, and work done. Your property stays open and your records stay complete.

Common Questions

Snow removal, answered straight.

Do you work on seasonal contracts or per-storm?

PTB's commercial accounts run on a seasonal contract with a defined trigger depth, so service starts on its own the moment a storm hits your set amount. That means predictable budgeting and no scrambling to reach a plow at 4 AM. If you'd rather structure it differently, talk to Billy and PTB will work out what fits the property.

When do your crews come out during a storm?

PTB watches the forecast and dispatches before snow builds up, then stays on the property through the event rather than waiting for it to end. For most commercial accounts that means clearing and salting in passes so the lot and walkways stay passable the whole time, not just once it's over.

Do you handle sidewalks and entrances, not just the lot?

Yes. Walkways, entrances, and steps are cleared and treated by hand crews as part of the service. That's important because most slip-and-fall claims come from foot-traffic areas, not the parking lot. PTB treats the walkways as seriously as the drive lanes.

Are you insured, and can you provide documentation?

PTB is a fully insured, licensed NJ contractor, and certificates of insurance are on file for your board or property manager. PTB also keeps dated, timed service logs of every plow and salt run, which is the paper trail your insurer and tenants expect if a claim ever comes up.

When should we lock in snow service for the season?

The earlier the better. Fall is when commercial routes fill up, and getting on the schedule before the first storm means your property is covered from day one. Reach out well ahead of winter and PTB will walk the site and have a contract ready before the snow flies.

What does a seasonal snow removal contract cost?

Commercial snow contracts usually go one of two ways: seasonal or per-push. Seasonal locks a fixed price for the whole winter no matter how many storms hit. Most property managers prefer this because they can actually budget it. Per-push bills per plow event, which is cheaper in a light winter but risky in a heavy one. Either way the price comes down to lot size, how much sidewalk is on the property, the trigger depth you set, and how much salt the site typically needs across a season. Multi-building HOAs with heavy sidewalk work run higher than a single lot with a small walk.

Ready to have winter handled before it starts?

One call. One company. PTB plows it, salts it, clears the walkways, and documents it all.

Talk to PTB before the first storm.

Commercial lots, HOAs, and office parks across Somerset County. Get your property on a seasonal snow contract. Call Billy for straight answers.

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