Posted by cadet trooper on November 23, 2008 at 17:39:14 from (69.223.76.175):
In Reply to: Truck Possibility?? posted by Tom B...IN on November 23, 2008 at 15:35:59:
TomB, the problem with plowing snow is what you said it is unpredictable it may start snowing on Sunday night and most people want it plowed before they go to work or in my case being a facilities manager have close to a two acre concrete apron for our 16 dock door distribution center for semis plus a 60' wide 300' asphalt drive. When we contract this out it is on call basis in other words whatever anytime as needed I know that sucks but there are people who will do it because of the economy. In other words keep your costs down and do it when you can.
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