Edmonds Landscape and Construction Services Ltd.

Halifax Regional Municipality experiences some of the most dramatic and rapidly changing weather and temperature conditions anywhere in Canada. This results in flash freezing, black ice, freezing rain, snow turning to rain, and snow accumulation.

What should you look for in a winter service provider? A provider with a proven reputation that is able to deal with the extreme weather conditions that are an unavoidable FACT of life in the Halifax Regional Municipality. A provider with the resources and experience to survive economic slow periods; the equipment, the front line manpower and infrastructure support to appropriately service your property throughout the snow and ice season. In HRM this means November 1 to April 15. A provider with the appropriate level of proper insurance. You must consider the cost to you if anything should happen on your property. It's not worth the risk! Any professional service provider will be happy to show proof of insurance. A provider that understands and practices due diligence as an integral (not optional) part of doing business. The Nova Scotia Occupational Health and Safety Act explicitly recognizes the importance of due diligence in the workplace, emphasizing the benefits of good practices as well as the consequences and liabilities arising from not using due diligence. A provider that will put in writing the terms, conditions and costs involved in delivering a professional service to your specifications - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from early November to early April.

Please contact us for customized snow and ice management.	Edmonds has the administration and the equipment to minimize inconveniences and to ensure the safety of your property.

Professional service providers may not be the lowest bidder, but remember that they are: Maintaining and paying insurance, payroll taxes, overhead and re-investing in their businesses. Committed to service and quality. Keeping their equipment operable and purchasing the necessary products to maintain their accounts and grow their businesses.
We are prepared 24 hours a day
Edmonds mobile weather watch teams visit institutional, commercial and residential properties starting no later than 3:00 am each day. Our salt trucks are ready to be mobilized on short notice. All of our vehicles are equipped with cell phones or pagers or both. Through such efficient all-weather communications, we can respond to specific snow and ice control needs, 24 hours a day.
We exercise due diligence 'Due diligence' is integral to our snow and ice control services, including accurate record-keeping, site hazard assessment, safe work practices, continuous inspection, as well as experienced, properly equipped, and insured personnel. See Safety and Risk Management for more on how due diligence in our practices, helps to protect you from personal risk, risk to others, and the risks of being sued.
Office Staff & Administration The office is open daily from 7:00am-6:00pm, Monday to Friday (winter hours). We are on-call twenty four hours a day, seven days a week, for emergency snow and ice control services. Switchboard personnel are trained to record information accurately and relay requests to various supervisors for a prompt response.

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