Site Service Completion January 23, 2024

The Paramount Service teams throughout Hamilton, Stoney Creek and Brantford deployed for a full plow service as of 4pm on January 23, 2024.  As of 2pm all sites were at the cusp of 5cm of snow accumulation and all teams have started to be called in for servicing.  We started with a plow service to tidy up all properties that are seniors homes and condominiums and once rush hour is over we will start into the commercial and industrial properties, once all properties have been plowed we will have the residential properties serviced as well before a full salt service run will begin.  All sites have seen close to 5cm of snow with temperatures starting to rise above freezing and changing from snow to mixed precipitation  Forecast is still calling snow and scattered flurries until 8pm before changing to mixed precipitation until 4am on January 24th, 2024 with still a potential of 5cm of snow to fall.  Throughout this duration of storm we received anywhere from a trace of snowfall to 1-2cm of snow accumulation.  Higher elevations ( Hamilton Mountain ) saw closer to 6-8cm of snowfall throughout this system.  Temperatures for the duration of this storm are above freezing and climbing to but did not get to the 3°C that was forecasted.  We sat close to 1°C, all plowing was completed as of 9pm and a salt service run commencing thereafter of all properties.  Residential properties will be serviced as we have hit the 5cm threshold.   All teams completed their routes as of 1am on January 24, 2024.  All teams have been sent home for a mandatory rest period, during this time our snow management teams will continue to monitor the weather as well sites as there is a potential for freezing drizzle.  Please check back to this site for future service level updates.

** UPDATE – As of 2am on January 24, 2024 we started receiving reports that sites throughout these regions were icing over.  This was due to the freezing drizzle and mist that these regions were seeing.  We called all teams in for a secondary salt service run of all properties as of 4am on January 24, 2024.  With the mist it created a ice form on all properties, this salt run is being completed to help combat the slippery areas.  All sites will be receiving a secondary salt run due to the freezing rain that was received at the end of the storm that started on January 23, 2024.  Currently as of 4am our Salt Trucks have been called out to perform services and our shovel crew teams remain on standby.  **

All salt crew teams completed their secondary salt service run as of 9am for these regions, all sites received the secondary salt service run due to the mist that was creating freezing drizzle we saw during the early morning hours and all sites became very slippery after receiving reports early morning.  Temperatures remained above freezing throughout this secondary run.  Shovel crews were also called in from their mandatory rest period as of 6am on January 24, 2024 to go through all sites to shovel and salt as we had started to receive reports of sidewalks also being slippery.  Teams started their routes as of 7am, with the morning traffic it was a little slower getting around from site to site but the teams completed their routes as of 3pm.  All teams while on sites performed any tidy up that may have been required while on site.  All teams will remain on standby should the weather change but as of right now the forecast is showing temperatures sitting around 3° and on the rise by tomorrow morning.  We do not anticipate any services to be required but will continue to monitor this weather pattern as we are forecasted to receive 15-20mm of rain, we will continue to monitor temperatures as well our sites throughout this duration.

Please check back to this site as well our 24 Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext 1 as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties please reach out to us via email as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Guelph, Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge deployed for a full plow service as of 4pm on January 23, 2024.  As of 2pm all sites were at the cusp of 5cm of snow accumulation and all teams have started to be called in for servicing.  We started with a plow service to tidy up all properties that are seniors homes and condominiums and once rush hour is over we will start into the commercial and industrial properties, once all properties have been plowed we will have the residential properties serviced as well before a full salt service run will begin.  All sites have seen close to 5cm of snow with temperatures starting to rise above freezing and changing from snow to mixed precipitation  Forecast is still calling snow and scattered flurries until 8pm before changing to mixed precipitation until 4am on January 24th, 2024 with still a potential of 5cm of snow to fall.  Throughout this duration of storm we received anywhere from a trace of snowfall to 1-2cm of snow accumulation.  Higher elevations ( Waterdown / Milton ) saw closer to 6-8cm of snowfall throughout this system.  Temperatures for the duration of this storm are above freezing and climbing to but did not get to the 3°C that was forecasted.  We sat close to 1°C, all plowing was completed as of 9pm and a salt service run commencing thereafter of all properties.  Residential properties will be serviced as we have hit the 5cm threshold.   All teams completed their routes as of 1am on January 24, 2024.  All teams have been sent home for a mandatory rest period, during this time our snow management teams will continue to monitor the weather as well sites as there is a potential for freezing drizzle.  Please check back to this site for future service level updates.

** UPDATE – As of 2am on January 24, 2024 we started receiving reports that sites throughout these regions were icing over.  This was due to the freezing drizzle and mist that these regions were seeing.  We called all teams in for a secondary salt service run of all properties as of 4am on January 24, 2024.  With the mist it created a ice form on all properties, this salt run is being completed to help combat the slippery areas.  All sites will be receiving a secondary salt run due to the freezing rain that was received at the end of the storm that started on January 23, 2024.  Currently as of 4am our Salt Trucks have been called out to perform services and our shovel crew teams remain on standby.  **

All salt crew teams completed their secondary salt service run as of 9am for these regions, all sites received the secondary salt service run due to the mist that was creating freezing drizzle we saw during the early morning hours and all sites became very slippery after receiving reports early morning.  Temperatures remained above freezing throughout this secondary run.  Shovel crews were also called in from their mandatory rest period as of 6am on January 24, 2024 to go through all sites to shovel and salt as we had started to receive reports of sidewalks also being slippery.  Teams started their routes as of 7am, with the morning traffic it was a little slower getting around from site to site but the teams completed their routes as of 3pm.  All teams while on sites performed any tidy up that may have been required while on site.  All teams will remain on standby should the weather change but as of right now the forecast is showing temperatures sitting around 3° and on the rise by tomorrow morning.  We do not anticipate any services to be required but will continue to monitor this weather pattern as we are forecasted to receive 15-20mm of rain, we will continue to monitor temperatures as well our sites throughout this duration.

Please check back to this site as well our 24 Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext 1 as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties please reach out to us via email as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Toronto, Scarborough and Markham teams deployed for a full plow service as of 4pm on January 23, 2024.  As of 2pm all sites were at the cusp of 5cm of snow accumulation and all teams have started to be called in for servicing.  We started with a plow service to tidy up all properties that are seniors homes and condominiums and once rush hour is over we will start into the commercial and industrial properties, once all properties have been plowed we will have the residential properties serviced as well before a full salt service run will begin.  All sites have seen close to 5cm of snow with temperatures starting to rise above freezing and changing from snow to mixed precipitation  Forecast is still calling snow and scattered flurries until 8pm before changing to mixed precipitation until 4am on January 24th, 2024 with still a potential of 2-4cm of snow to fall.  Throughout this duration of storm we received anywhere from a trace of snowfall to 1-2cm of snow accumulation.  Higher elevations ( Waterdown / Milton ) saw closer to 6-8cm of snowfall throughout this system.  Temperatures for the duration of this storm are above freezing and climbing to but did not get to the 3°C that was forecasted.  We sat close to 1°C, all plowing was completed as of 9pm and a salt service run commencing thereafter of all properties.  Residential properties will be serviced as we have hit the 5cm threshold.   All teams completed their routes as of 1am on January 24, 2024.  All teams have been sent home for a mandatory rest period, during this time our snow management teams will continue to monitor the weather as well sites as there is a potential for freezing drizzle.  Please check back to this site for future service level updates.

** UPDATE – As of 2am on January 24, 2024 we started receiving reports that sites throughout these regions were icing over.  This was due to the freezing drizzle and mist that these regions were seeing.  We called all teams in for a secondary salt service run of all properties as of 4am on January 24, 2024.  With the mist it created a ice form on all properties, this salt run is being completed to help combat the slippery areas.  All sites will be receiving a secondary salt run due to the freezing rain that was received at the end of the storm that started on January 23, 2024.  Currently as of 4am our Salt Trucks have been called out to perform services and our shovel crew teams remain on standby.  **

All salt crew teams completed their secondary salt service run as of 9am for these regions, all sites received the secondary salt service run due to the mist that was creating freezing drizzle we saw during the early morning hours and all sites became very slippery after receiving reports early morning.  Temperatures remained above freezing throughout this secondary run.  Shovel crews were also called in from their mandatory rest period as of 6am on January 24, 2024 to go through all sites to shovel and salt as we had started to receive reports of sidewalks also being slippery.  Teams started their routes as of 7am, with the morning traffic it was a little slower getting around from site to site but the teams completed their routes as of 3pm.  All teams while on sites performed any tidy up that may have been required while on site.  All teams will remain on standby should the weather change but as of right now the forecast is showing temperatures sitting around 3° and on the rise by tomorrow morning.  We do not anticipate any services to be required but will continue to monitor this weather pattern as we are forecasted to receive 15-20mm of rain, we will continue to monitor temperatures as well our sites throughout this duration.

Please check back to this site as well our 24 Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext 1 as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties please reach out to us via email as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Mississauga, Brampton and Georgetown deployed for a full plow service as of 4pm on January 23, 2024.  As of 2pm all sites were at the cusp of 5cm of snow accumulation and all teams have started to be called in for servicing.  We started with a plow service to tidy up all properties that are seniors homes and condominiums and once rush hour is over we will start into the commercial and industrial properties, once all properties have been plowed we will have the residential properties serviced as well before a full salt service run will begin.  All sites have seen close to 5cm of snow with temperatures starting to rise above freezing and changing from snow to mixed precipitation  Forecast is still calling snow and scattered flurries until 8pm before changing to mixed precipitation until 4am on January 24th, 2024 with still a potential of 5cm of snow to fall.  Throughout this duration of storm we received anywhere from a trace of snowfall to 1-2cm of snow accumulation.  Higher elevations ( Waterdown / Milton ) saw closer to 5-6cm of snowfall throughout this system.  Temperatures for the duration of this storm are above freezing and climbing to but did not get to the 3°C that was forecasted.  We sat close to 1°C, all plowing was completed as of 9pm and a salt service run commencing thereafter of all properties.  Residential properties will be serviced as we have hit the 5cm threshold.   All teams completed their routes as of 1am on January 24, 2024.  All teams have been sent home for a mandatory rest period, during this time our snow management teams will continue to monitor the weather as well sites as there is a potential for freezing drizzle.  Please check back to this site for future service level updates.

** UPDATE – As of 2am on January 24, 2024 we started receiving reports that sites throughout these regions were icing over.  This was due to the freezing drizzle and mist that these regions were seeing.  We called all teams in for a secondary salt service run of all properties as of 4am on January 24, 2024.  With the mist it created a ice form on all properties, this salt run is being completed to help combat the slippery areas.  All sites will be receiving a secondary salt run due to the freezing rain that was received at the end of the storm that started on January 23, 2024.  Currently as of 4am our Salt Trucks have been called out to perform services and our shovel crew teams remain on standby.  **

All salt crew teams completed their secondary salt service run as of 9am for these regions, all sites received the secondary salt service run due to the mist that was creating freezing drizzle we saw during the early morning hours and all sites became very slippery after receiving reports early morning.  Temperatures remained above freezing throughout this secondary run.  Shovel crews were also called in from their mandatory rest period as of 6am on January 24, 2024 to go through all sites to shovel and salt as we had started to receive reports of sidewalks also being slippery.  Teams started their routes as of 7am, with the morning traffic it was a little slower getting around from site to site but the teams completed their routes as of 3pm.  All teams while on sites performed any tidy up that may have been required while on site.  All teams will remain on standby should the weather change but as of right now the forecast is showing temperatures sitting around 3° and on the rise by tomorrow morning.  We do not anticipate any services to be required but will continue to monitor this weather pattern as we are forecasted to receive 15-20mm of rain, we will continue to monitor temperatures as well our sites throughout this duration.

Please check back to this site as well our 24 Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext 1 as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties please reach out to us via email as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Oshawa and Ajax deployed for a full plow service as of 4pm on January 23, 2024.  As of 2pm all sites were at the cusp of 5cm of snow accumulation and all teams have started to be called in for servicing.  We started with a plow service to tidy up all properties that are seniors homes and condominiums and once rush hour is over we will start into the commercial and industrial properties, once all properties have been plowed we will have the residential properties serviced as well before a full salt service run will begin.  All sites have seen close to 5cm of snow with temperatures starting to rise above freezing and changing from snow to mixed precipitation  Forecast is still calling snow and scattered flurries until 8pm before changing to mixed precipitation until 4am on January 24th, 2024 with still a potential of 5cm of snow to fall.  Throughout this duration of storm we received anywhere from a trace of snowfall to 1-2cm of snow accumulation.  Higher elevations ( Waterdown / Milton ) saw closer to 2-4cm of snowfall throughout this system.  Temperatures for the duration of this storm are above freezing and climbing to but did not get to the 3°C that was forecasted.  We sat close to 1°C, all plowing was completed as of 9pm and a salt service run commencing thereafter of all properties.  Residential properties will be serviced as we have hit the 5cm threshold.   All teams completed their routes as of 1am on January 24, 2024.  All teams have been sent home for a mandatory rest period, during this time our snow management teams will continue to monitor the weather as well sites as there is a potential for freezing drizzle.  Please check back to this site for future service level updates.

** UPDATE – As of 2am on January 24, 2024 we started receiving reports that sites throughout these regions were icing over.  This was due to the freezing drizzle and mist that these regions were seeing.  We called all teams in for a secondary salt service run of all properties as of 4am on January 24, 2024.  With the mist it created a ice form on all properties, this salt run is being completed to help combat the slippery areas.  All sites will be receiving a secondary salt run due to the freezing rain that was received at the end of the storm that started on January 23, 2024.  Currently as of 4am our Salt Trucks have been called out to perform services and our shovel crew teams remain on standby.  **

All salt crew teams completed their secondary salt service run as of 9am for these regions, all sites received the secondary salt service run due to the mist that was creating freezing drizzle we saw during the early morning hours and all sites became very slippery after receiving reports early morning.  Temperatures remained above freezing throughout this secondary run.  Shovel crews were also called in from their mandatory rest period as of 6am on January 24, 2024 to go through all sites to shovel and salt as we had started to receive reports of sidewalks also being slippery.  Teams started their routes as of 7am, with the morning traffic it was a little slower getting around from site to site but the teams completed their routes as of 3pm.  All teams while on sites performed any tidy up that may have been required while on site.  All teams will remain on standby should the weather change but as of right now the forecast is showing temperatures sitting around 3° and on the rise by tomorrow morning.  We do not anticipate any services to be required but will continue to monitor this weather pattern as we are forecasted to receive 15-20mm of rain, we will continue to monitor temperatures as well our sites throughout this duration.

Please check back to this site as well our 24 Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext 1 as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties please reach out to us via email as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

The Paramount Service teams throughout Woodstock and London deployed for a full plow service as of 4pm on January 23, 2024.  As of 2pm all sites were at the cusp of 5cm of snow accumulation and all teams have started to be called in for servicing.  We started with a plow service to tidy up all properties that are seniors homes and condominiums and once rush hour is over we will start into the commercial and industrial properties, once all properties have been plowed we will have the residential properties serviced as well before a full salt service run will begin.  All sites have seen close to 5cm of snow with temperatures starting to rise above freezing and changing from snow to mixed precipitation  Forecast is still calling snow and scattered flurries until 8pm before changing to mixed precipitation until 4am on January 24th, 2024 with still a potential of 5cm of snow to fall.  Throughout this duration of storm we received anywhere from a trace of snowfall to 1-2cm of snow accumulation.  Higher elevations ( Waterdown / Milton ) saw closer to 6-8cm of snowfall throughout this system.  Temperatures for the duration of this storm are above freezing and climbing to but did not get to the 3°C that was forecasted.  We sat close to 1°C, all plowing was completed as of 9pm and a salt service run commencing thereafter of all properties.  Residential properties will be serviced as we have hit the 5cm threshold.   All teams completed their routes as of 1am on January 24, 2024.  All teams have been sent home for a mandatory rest period, during this time our snow management teams will continue to monitor the weather as well sites as there is a potential for freezing drizzle.  Please check back to this site for future service level updates.

** UPDATE – As of 2am on January 24, 2024 we started receiving reports that sites throughout these regions were icing over.  This was due to the freezing drizzle and mist that these regions were seeing.  We called all teams in for a secondary salt service run of all properties as of 4am on January 24, 2024.  With the mist it created a ice form on all properties, this salt run is being completed to help combat the slippery areas.  All sites will be receiving a secondary salt run due to the freezing rain that was received at the end of the storm that started on January 23, 2024.  Currently as of 4am our Salt Trucks have been called out to perform services and our shovel crew teams remain on standby.  **

All salt crew teams completed their secondary salt service run as of 9am for these regions, all sites received the secondary salt service run due to the mist that was creating freezing drizzle we saw during the early morning hours and all sites became very slippery after receiving reports early morning.  Temperatures remained above freezing throughout this secondary run.  Shovel crews were also called in from their mandatory rest period as of 6am on January 24, 2024 to go through all sites to shovel and salt as we had started to receive reports of sidewalks also being slippery.  Teams started their routes as of 7am, with the morning traffic it was a little slower getting around from site to site but the teams completed their routes as of 3pm.  All teams while on sites performed any tidy up that may have been required while on site.  All teams will remain on standby should the weather change but as of right now the forecast is showing temperatures sitting around 3° and on the rise by tomorrow morning.  We do not anticipate any services to be required but will continue to monitor this weather pattern as we are forecasted to receive 15-20mm of rain, we will continue to monitor temperatures as well our sites throughout this duration.

Please check back to this site as well our 24 Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext 1 as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties please reach out to us via email as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.