Back in the Summer, we had predicted a cold Winter ahead. Officials had been calling for a large amount of rain and snow, after periods of heat in the Summer. Anticipated snow for the year in Vancouver was expected to be high, as based on the time-based weather formula from the Canadian Farmers’ Almanac, the forecast for the season was expected to be far different from in 2019/20. The 2020/21 long term weather forecast for. Canada was entitled: “The Winter of the Great Divide: Wet, White and Wild in the West, Everything Crazy in the East” The forecast according to the Canadian Farmers’ Almanac ..read more

When living in Abbotsford, British Columbia, we are aware of the very clear four seasons that our city has. While there is plenty of prep inside of our homes to get ready for each season, it is just as important to prepare the exterior of our homes for the seasons. With Winter right around the corner, we have the tips you need to prepare your home for the season, primarily to get ready for Abbotsford snow removal. Here are 5 ways to prepare the exterior of your home for the Winter and Abbotsford snow removal   1. Prepare your lawn and exterior foliage  To get ready for the inevitable ..read more

If you live or travel to Abbotsford in the Winter, you understand the importance of having winter tires and being mindful of driving techniques to be safe on the road. Abbotsford can get a significant amount of snow in the colder months of the year, which poses unique challenges to driving during this season. Abbotsford snow removal is essential to keeping roads safe for residents and visitors in this growing city. The City of Abbotsford has a strategic snow and ice control program that manages approximately 910 km of paved roadways. This vast landscape to maintain means that severe weather co ..read more

Once the Greater Vancouver area has emerged from the Winter that was, our driveways and sidewalks are often in need of some light repair. The salt of the Winter has impacted our pavement, and we are preparing our property for the sun and warm weather ahead. Snow removal, while not in the assumed form of worrying about the snowfall, can have an impact on your property as we move into the Spring. The Spring presents plenty of opportunity for preparing our homes for the Season. As such, this article will walk you through how you can take care of your property, include your driveway and sidewalks ..read more

When a storm is coming, your commercial property must be ready. As a business in the Fraser Valley, you may be reliant on transportation in and out of your property, which means any unplanned snowfall could have an impact on your revenue and ability to remain open. To avoid such an impact, you may consider 24 hour weather monitoring throughout the year, with a significant focus in the Winter. Watching for weather reports is time consuming. That’s why we are dedicated to supporting you and your business when it matters most.   What is 24 hour weather monitoring? Here at Fraser Valley Snow ..read more

While the Summer may not seem like the time to consider where to travel in Mission in the Fall or Winter months, everyone we know seems to be planning ahead for Winter holidays within our beautiful province. Due to the global pandemic, we are all exploring our own backyards, like the Coastal Mountains. That is also why it is important to consider Mission snow removal when planning your get-aways. As a business who serves the Mission area, we have developed six places to consider traveling to during this Winter season in the beautiful area of Mission, British Columbia.   But first – learn ..read more

When we wrote about the anticipated snow for the Winter last month, we shared that experts predicted to have lower than average temperatures as we move into the final months of this season – and they were correct! We’ve seen some snowfall, with colder weather coming ahead for the month of February. While you may have prepared your home for the snowfall or freezing temperatures, there are times when snow is unpredictable and you need help after a large snowstorm. That’s why we provide commercial industrial snow plowing when you need it most. If you emerge out of bed in the morning after a storm ..read more

Although the COVID-19 pandemic has left us in our homes more often than many of us would like, it is now the season for traditional outdoor activities – skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing, to name a few. With these activities comes travel to our local mountains. According to Doctor Bonnie Henry and Destination BC, Vancouver locals are advised to visit mountains in and around the City – Grouse, Cypress and Seymour – versus traveling to Whistler and other mountains within driving distance. With this local travel comes pending questions about Vancouver Snow Removal; with potential snow falls co ..read more

White Rock, the City By The Sea, is a beautiful seaside community that offers one of Canada’ warmest climates with an average Winter temperature of 6 degrees. With a very small land area comes a limited population of just under 4,000 persons per square kilometre. This city, while the temperature rarely dips below zero, does experience snowfall every couple of years and as such, driving awareness needs to be at an all-time high. While White Rock snow removal is meticulously taken care of by the city and businesses like ours, it is important to be aware of Winter driving tips so you can prepare ..read more

The City of Maple Ridge is located within the northeastern sector of Greater Vancouver between the Fraser River and the Golden Ears. As a city with a budding family friendly community, Maple Ridge is home to many single family and townhome dwellings. With this, there is a significant focus on safety – especially during the Winter months. That’s why we are covering Maple Ridge snow removal, particularly what the city does to prepare for cold months. Here is the City of Maple Ridge’s approach to Maple Ridge Snow Removal   1. Prioritized Routes is paramount for the city  Public safety i ..read more