Snow Removal refers to the process of clearing snow and ice from driveways, walkways, parking lots, and other outdoor surfaces to maintain safety and accessibility during winter weather conditions. Snow removal services may include plowing, shoveling, salting, de-icing, and other methods to prevent slip-and-fall accidents, property damage, and liabilities associated with snow and ice accumulation.

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Massachusetts Snow Removal Laws and Liability

Winter is underway and we’ve already had the first snow fall of the season. If you own residential or commercial property, it’s essential to understand your legal responsibilities regarding snow removal. The state you live in has laws that dictate snow removal and in many cases, your city or town may have local ordinances or by-laws that further define snow and ice removal responsibilities.

Tips for Protecting Property in Winter Weather

With snowfall persisting this week and several more weeks of winter remaining, property owners are diligently clearing driveways, parking lots, and sidewalks. As snow accumulates, it’s crucial to monitor roofs and mitigate risks of damage from ice dams and excessive snow load weight while staying safe from a hazardous situation.

Snow Removal from Vehicles Laws

Neglecting to fully clear snow and ice from your vehicle’s roof and windows isn’t just risky but could lead to hefty fines and legal consequences. Please take the extra few minutes to make sure your car is properly cleared to protect yourself and others on the road.

Snow Load Alert…Protect Your Roof and Building

Property owners must manage snow accumulation on roofs during winter storms to prevent hazards. From clearing snow from vents to watching for structural weaknesses, taking proactive steps can safeguard against damage and potential accidents.