Landscape Ontario

Ways to help minimize the insurance crisis

And update and resources for snow removal contractors.

Ontario considers changes to slip and fall lawsuits

The Bill calls for statute of limitations for slip and fall claims to be reduced from two years to 10 days.

The commercial vehicle safety demonstration was led by Halton Police Services.

Snow pros discuss latest issues at Snowposium 2019

Full-day event featured great discussions, demos and new equipment.

What are you agreeing to in your winter contract?

Indemnity and hold harmless explained.

Snow and ice can be very lucrative for contractors who have a focused and well-defined sales process.

Create a sales process for snow

The most successful snow contractors have a proven sales process that scales as their companies grow.

When it comes to winter maintenance, there are no shortcuts

What does the law say about well-worn paths that are not part of your maintenance contract?

Battle of Evidence: The side with the best records often wins a slip and fall lawsuit

Keeping accurate records is the best way to win a slip and fall lawsuit.

Taking the right steps to reduce liability is key to your company's survival

Reduce snow and ice liability this season

Today's operators have to use every tool at their disposal to stay in business

Prepare for the winter ahead at Snowposium 2019

Single-day event for snow and ice pros to be held at Landscape Ontario's newly-renovated offices.

Trucks outfitted with brining equipment. This equipment allows the driver to “pre-wet” rock salt with brine before spreading it on the road. This helps the salt stick to the pavement, which improves its effectiveness and reduces the overall amount of salt needed to treat roadways for icy conditions.

Liquid asset: Brine is taking hold with contractors

Contractors are leveraging the advantages of using brine.

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