Mastering Material Application: A Key to Snow and Ice Contractor Success

 Comprehensive Comparison of BOSS Sidewalk Clearing Vehicles

Managing snow and ice-covered sidewalks poses unique challenges, demanding efficient and reliable equipment to ensure safe passage for pedestrians. In this blog, we'll delve into the features and capabilities of the three leading sidewalk-clearing vehicles in the industry: the SR Scout, Snowrator, and SR MAG, each designed to do Whatever It Takes when winter weather strikes. Maximizing productivity and performance.

As we enjoy the warmer weather, winter snow and ice removal are no longer a priority. However, this is a good time to perform a preseason site inspection on the properties you regularly service and perform snow and ice removal. Performing a yearly preseason site inspection is a beneficial documentation process that can save you headaches and money in the future. It will also help present your business as a serious, professional snow and ice removal company. Setting you apart from other competitors in the industry.

Doing a co-op semester is practically a rite of passage for engineering majors, and is a great opportunity for students to gain work experience and help decide if it's something they want to pursue for the rest of their life. BOSS has recently launched a new co-op employment page and we thought it would be a good idea to highlight our co-op students this week. Check out some of the reasons that BOSS is a unique place to do a co-op term below:

When you put steel and wool together, good things happen. The partnership with Stormy Kromer grew out of a love for winter and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. 

Now in its eighth year, SnowCare for Troops has partnered with more than 1,500 snow removal volunteers to offer more than 5,000 military families and veterans complimentary snow and ice removal services.

More than 500 companies traveled to Indianapolis for North America's largest work truck event--The Work Truck Show 2017 hosted by NTEA. From March 14-17 at the Indiana Convention Center 11,799 visitors descended on the show to view the latest equipment, products and technology companies have to offer in the truck equipment sphere.