Salt Applications will keep your sidewalks and pavement safe all winter.
We all know how slippery it can get outside during the winter months, especially on our sidewalks and pavement. Keep these high-traffic areas as safe as possible with salt applications from Warner’s.
What is a Salt Application?
Rock salt (sodium chloride) works by lowering the freezing point of water. It’s an effective de-icing application for driveways, drive lanes, parking lots, and roads. These applications can be mixed, or each element can be applied separately. Applications can be applied on request, or per snowfall
Benefits of Salt Applications
The rock salt application breaks down the bond between ice and pavement. Salt applications may need to be reapplied based on the temperatures and snow amounts.
The ideal temperatures for rock salt are 25-32 degrees Fahrenheit. Rock salt is also effective between 15-20 degrees Fahrenheit. Rock salt loses its effectiveness once temperatures are below 15 degrees Fahrenheit. Below 15 degrees, rock salt starts to lose its effectiveness and needs to be heavily applied to make an impact.
When to Apply Salt?
Salt applications can be applied on an automatic basis after every snow event. Slippery conditions are a great time to apply salt. We offer salt applications on an automatic basis when conditions are slippery. A request basis is a budget-friendly option for salt applications. Customers reach out and let us know when a salt application is necessary.
Best Time for Service: Late Fall, Winter, and Early Spring
When it snows, it gets slippery out there. We all know how early leading into the colder months, that can happen, and how late winter tries to hang on!
How many applications do I need?
Our salt applications are dependent on the amount of snow and ice accumulation on your property. Give us a call when your sidewalks and pavement are slippery.
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