The Importance of Snow Removal

Many people often complain about having to drive in snow and how it makes them miss the warm, sunny days of summer. Even though waking up to see your garden turn into a winter wonderland is an unmatched feeling, it poses a serious problem in many ways. The icy snow brings with itself a number of chores that need to be done.

After you are done enjoying the view, having a snowball fight or two and building your very own snowman, Lombardo’s Lawn Care will take care of the manual labor involved in snow removal. We understand how important it is to remove all snow from the lawn and fully take on the responsibility of maintaining our customer’s lawns. Listed below are some important reasons why the snow should be removed from the lawn as soon as possible.

Makes Life Easier For Everyone
Clearing the pathway or driveway of snow makes life easier for all those living in the house, especially when they have to leave for school or work early in the morning. It feels nice to be able to wear all types of shoes without having to worry about them getting wet in the snow. Removing the snow also prevents any injuries caused by slipping on the wet snow. It also prevents the car from skidding while rolling out of the driveway.

Prevents Unwanted Accidents
One of the most important reasons for removing snow is to prevent any injuries and keep all family members safe from harm. Since people of all ages are living in a home, they should be able to venture out without risking their safety whenever they please.

Promotes Goodwill Amongst Neighbors
If you have the snow on your walkway removed, then your neighbors will also appreciate the gesture since they will be able to step out without slipping on the ice. They will also find it easier to move out their cars and enter or leave the house. Any guests who are visiting you will also not have to go through the additional trouble of traversing through the snow.

Avoid Lawsuits
One reason which encourages everyone to have the snow removed from their walkways is the potential threat of lawsuits. Some communities have rules in place which hold homeowners accountable for the snow on their driveways and sidewalks. If someone were to slip outside your house, they can slap you with a legal notice.