As winter quickly approaches, it’s crucial to prepare your facility’s interior and exterior for freezing temperatures, snow, and ice. Keeping your HVAC systems in check, minimizing heat loss, and managing snow and ice will ensure your building remains safe and accessible throughout the season. Let’s cover everything you need to
As winter draws near, you might be wondering what the forecast holds for the Pacific Northwest. According to the 2024 NOAA Winter Weather Forecast, the PNW is predicted to face a colder-than-normal winter, with a 60% likelihood of La Niña developing by November. While it’s still early to know exactly
Can You Afford the Risk of a Slip-and-Fall Lawsuit? Each winter, businesses face a serious financial risk from slip-and-fall accidents, with lawsuits averaging between $10,000 and $100,000. Don’t let snow and ice put your business in jeopardy. Protect your customers, employees, and your bottom line with proactive winter safety. The
Winter can throw many curveballs at businesses—from figuring out how to keep your team and customers safe to dodging closures due to blizzards and slick roads. But what if you could outsmart the storm before it even hits? Enter anti-icing: the secret weapon that keeps winter from wreaking havoc on
Winter weather has a knack for putting a freeze on business operations. From reduced sales, increased costs, and slowed supply chains. The economic impact of closures can snowball quickly, often outweighing the price of hiring professional snow removal services. To prevent winter shutdowns, local businesses should implement strategies that ensure
Winter may seem far away with the summer sun shining bright, but now is the perfect time to prepare your commercial property for the colder months ahead! Planning now can help you avoid slips and falls, and business closures, and ensure safe access for customers and employees when snow starts to
NEWS RELEASE June 10, 2024 / Contact: msnw.marketing@gmail.com Terell Weg, Kristina Thayer, and Megan Pen of MSNW Group LLC value industry training through the Certified Snow Professional (CSP) certification. Terell Weg, President and CEO, Kristina Thayer, Director of Business Development, and Megan Pen, Director of Finance of MSNW
Winter challenges in the Pacific Northwest demand a robust response plan for facilities and businesses, crucial for navigating storms and unpredictable weather.
