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Reno: Snow Removal and De-icing

If you’re in business in Reno, dealing with snow is inevitable. However, it doesn’t have to disrupt your operations. AQD provides professional snow removal and de-icing services.


What does AQD offer?
We offer efficient snow plowing services for everything from driveways to large commercial parking lots—for businesses, schools, commercial complexes, government facilities, or virtually any commercial space covered with snow.


An AQD snow removal contract puts you on our priority plowing list. We work quickly to get to your location and ensure that your lot is cleared and safe for guests to park and walk.


Naturally, in the event of a major storm, your service may be delayed. We can’t do much until the roads are cleared. But we will do everything we can to stay in touch and show up as soon as possible to get the job done.

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How does AQD de-ice your property?

Once the snow is cleared, there can still be a layer ice remaining—which can be very dangerous. Salt is the most common method to remove ice and ensure that people aren’t slipping and falling. A special ice-melt salt is sprinkled on after plowing and shoveling has been completed. Another method is applying brine, a mixture of salt and water, before a storm. This prevents snow from bonding to the surface and creating ice in the first place. AQD offers both approaches to ensure your customers and workers are safe during inclement weather.

Don’t delay.
Too often, business owners suffer property damage or personal injury lawsuits as a result of ignoring winter’s wrath. We want to make sure that you and your customers are safe, and that your property maintains its aesthetic beauty.
Call us today. We can design a specific plan for you to manage future snow and ice issues.

PS: How to avoid accident litigation.
Accidents can be painful in more ways than one. Litigation is typically stressful, time consuming, costly—and often avoidable with a bit of prevention. Here are some tips on increasing safety while decreasing liability in winter.

  • Hire a professional snow plowing company (AQD, of course).
  • Make your guests aware of any potential risks (i.e., warning signs for wet floors, slippery ice and other dangers, as necessary).
  • Have a written system of procedures in place and inform your staff.
  • Inform your guests and staff of upcoming weather situations.
  • If you have guests stranded at your business, offer appropriate accommodations.
  • When your professional snow and ice management team arrives on location, inform your staff and guests.