<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>SnowRemoval.TV field notes</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/resources/</link><description>Original winter planning articles</description><item><title>Vancouver, are your winter tires ready? A snowfall preparedness checklist.</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/vancouver-winter-tires-snowfall-preparedness-checklist/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/vancouver-winter-tires-snowfall-preparedness-checklist/</guid><pubDate>Fri, 30 Oct 2026 15:29:36 -0700</pubDate><description>An Edmonton snowfall is a timely prompt for Vancouver: check the tires for your actual route, leave more travel time, and connect the driveway to a clear walking route.</description></item><item><title>Will a Snowblower Fit? Measure the Route First</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/snowblower-access-check/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/snowblower-access-check/</guid><description>Record clear widths at gates, steps, parked vehicles and corners. Measure the space available when the gate is open, not just its frame. Ask the operator for the working clearance </description></item><item><title>What to Record After a Snow-Clearing Visit</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-service-log/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-service-log/</guid><description>A useful entry identifies the property area, observation time, conditions seen and work reported. Distinguish your own inspection from the contractor’s service record. Do not label</description></item><item><title>Walk the Snow Route Before the First Storm</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-route-walkthrough/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-route-walkthrough/</guid><description>Walk from the road to the property entrance with the person who normally manages access. Note gate width, parked vehicles, overhead restrictions and a safe place for equipment to w</description></item><item><title>Snow Storage and Drainage: Plan Where the Meltwater Goes</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-storage-drainage/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-storage-drainage/</guid><description>A snow pile is also a future source of water. Before choosing its location, trace where meltwater would travel across the site. A pile uphill from an entrance may repeatedly wet a </description></item><item><title>Set Up a Winter Tool Station Before Snow Arrives</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-tools-storage/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-tools-storage/</guid><description>Store tools where authorized staff can reach them without crossing the very route that may need clearing. Keep the station dry and out of circulation paths. Identify who has access</description></item><item><title>Read the Snow-Clearing Scope Before Comparing Quotes</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-contract-scope/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-contract-scope/</guid><description>Put each quote beside one marked site plan. Check entrances, sidewalks, stairs, parking and loading areas individually. A lower headline price may cover fewer areas or a different </description></item><item><title>Plan Winter Entrances With Pets and Plants in Mind</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-pet-entrance-plan/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-pet-entrance-plan/</guid><description>Map doors used by residents, visitors and people walking dogs. Note planting beds next to cleared paths and places where runoff collects. Share these details with the provider befo</description></item><item><title>Keep the Accessible Route in Your Winter Plan</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/accessible-winter-route/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/accessible-winter-route/</guid><description>Begin with the route people actually use to reach an accessible door, including parking, drop-off points and ramps. A cleared main staircase does not help someone who cannot use it</description></item><item><title>Hand Over the Winter Plan Without Losing Site Knowledge</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-season-handover/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-season-handover/</guid><description>A replacement manager needs a clear route map, the agreed scope, provider contacts and an issue log. Put the latest versions together and identify who maintains them. Avoid leaving</description></item><item><title>Coordinate Winter Deliveries With Snow Clearing</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/winter-delivery-loading/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/winter-delivery-loading/</guid><description>List the times loading bays and service entrances are normally busy. Ask tenants about unusual deliveries before a forecast event. Share the windows with the snow provider so equip</description></item><item><title>Choose a Snow Shovel for the Surface and the Task</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-shovel-selection/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/snow-shovel-selection/</guid><description>A broad pusher can move a shallow layer along a clear path. A smaller scoop makes more sense where snow must be lifted over a short obstacle. Neither choice removes the need to lim</description></item><item><title>After the Thaw: Check Walkways for Refreezing</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/refreeze-walkway-check/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/refreeze-walkway-check/</guid><description>Walk the route while meltwater is visible. Note downspouts, snow piles, low spots and runoff crossing the path. A route that was cleared earlier can become wet again without new sn</description></item><item><title>Township of Langley Sidewalks: A Shovel, Blower or Enclosed Utility Vehicle?</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/langley-township-sidewalk-entrance-equipment-plan/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/langley-township-sidewalk-entrance-equipment-plan/</guid><description>Match short entrances, medium sidewalks and long private paths to access constraints, surface conditions and a connected clearing plan.</description></item><item><title>Metro Vancouver: A Mild Winter Headline Does Not Clear the Sidewalk</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/metro-vancouver-mild-winter-sidewalk-ice-readiness/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/metro-vancouver-mild-winter-sidewalk-ice-readiness/</guid><description>Keep entrance checks, pedestrian routes and reporting ready when a mild seasonal outlook tempts a property team to stop planning.</description></item><item><title>First Frost: Is Your Ice-Control Plan Ready for New Concrete?</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/first-frost-ice-melt-new-concrete-fraser-valley/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/first-frost-ice-melt-new-concrete-fraser-valley/</guid><description>Prepare ice-control supplies in Langley, Abbotsford, Maple Ridge, Mission and Aldergrove while protecting new and stamped concrete.</description></item><item><title>Getting Your Driveway and Walkways Ready Before Snow Arrives</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/prepare-driveway-walkways-before-snow/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/prepare-driveway-walkways-before-snow/</guid><description>A practical pre-snow checklist for Lower Mainland homeowners: clear clutter, plan parking, identify walkway priorities and prepare useful enquiry details.</description></item><item><title>Burnby Strata Snow Plow Company</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/burnby-strata-snow-plow-company/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/burnby-strata-snow-plow-company/</guid><description>Expert winter snow plowing and removal services for Burnaby homes and businesses. Licensed, insured, 24/7 emergency response. Keep your property safe and</description></item><item><title>Metrotown</title><link>https://snowremoval.tv/metrotown/</link><guid>https://snowremoval.tv/metrotown/</guid><description>Experience seamless snow removal with our dedicated team, ensuring safe and clear pathways throughout Metrotown.</description></item></channel></rss>