Winter Property Maintenance

Winter Property Maintenance: Protecting Your Commercial Landscape from Cold Weather Damage

“Many businesses underestimate the impact that winter can have on their commercial landscapes. Prevention is always better than cure, and proper winter maintenance can save significant costs in the long run.” – Mike Lewis, Director of CLM

As winter approaches in the South West of England, commercial property managers face unique challenges in maintaining their outdoor spaces. Here’s your comprehensive guide to protecting your landscape during the colder months.

Key Winter Challenges for Commercial Properties
Snow and Ice Hazards

Slippery surfaces pose significant risks to staff and visitors. Our professional snow and ice control services ensure your property remains safe and accessible throughout winter.

Tree and Shrub Damage

Heavy snow and ice can damage branches and upset root systems. Regular tree maintenance helps prevent costly repairs.

Winter Maintenance Checklist
DO
DON’T
  • Wait until snow falls to arrange clearance services
  • Ignore ice build-up on walkways
  • Leave fallen leaves to accumulate
  • Forget to protect vulnerable plants
Sector-Specific Considerations
Retail Parks

Customer safety is paramount. Our dedicated services for retail parks ensure your shoppers can access your premises safely throughout winter.

Healthcare Facilities

We understand the critical nature of access to healthcare facilities and provide priority maintenance services during adverse weather.

Prepare Early, Save Later

Winter maintenance isn’t just about dealing with snow and ice – it’s about comprehensive protection of your commercial landscape investment. Early preparation can help avoid costly repairs and liability issues while maintaining the professional appearance of your property.

Get Winter-Ready Today

Don’t wait for the first frost to protect your commercial property. Contact CLM to discuss your winter maintenance requirements and ensure your landscape remains safe and attractive throughout the cold season.

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