Can you believe that we’re mid-way through December and the weather has been this warm? Nashvillians are walking around in short sleeves, and sometimes, even shorts! Well, while it’s been a mild winter so far, don’t let this nice weather fool you. The cold air is coming, and along with it the ice and snow. It can be a frigid time of the year, but with the Parke Company’s help, snow removal services will make your winter a little bit easier.
That’s right! The landscape team at Parke is now offering customers snow removal services and already taking requests. Some of you might ask why the team is already taking on customers when we haven’t even had our first snow. It’s important to get ahead of the bad weather, that’s why! The landscape team is encouraging customers to get the initial paperwork completed and submitted so it won’t hold up the process when the storms begin to hit. This preparation will streamline an otherwise chaotic process.
The snow removal service is for both commercial and residential areas around the Middle Tennessee area such as Belle Meade, Franklin and Berry Hill. The landscape team will remove snow and ice from parking lots, driveways, sidewalks and any other walkways you might have. Not only is this service great for safety reasons, it also keeps you or your employees from being stranded inside (or outside the building) if an unexpected storm hits.
In addition to snow and ice services, did you know Parke’s arborist team will also come out and assess your trees for safety measures? The Parke Company’s certified arborists can do a full workup on your landscape and trees for any dead limbs or possible threats when large snow storms come through. If any trees or limbs do need to be removed, the team will happily remove them before disaster strikes. This practice will keep your trees healthy, and reduce the risk of fallen limbs, which can damage buildings, cars and other areas in your landscape.
Interested in speaking with the Parke Company about snow and ice removal? Don’t wait! Get your name in the books in case the weather turns quickly. That way, you’re armed and ready when ice and snow hits Nashville. For more information about the new service or Parke’s existing tree care services, give the Parke Company a call!