The Unexpected Hazards
Rob Thibault
When we think about how to avoid slipping in cold weather, we look for obvious warning signs: sheets of slick, shiny ice—or perhaps a comical banana peel.
But what about the unexpected hazards?
This season, there will be unseen dangers that property managers can't predict and pedestrians don't expect:
The leaky car
The cracked hose bib
The discarded coffee, now spilt and frozen
Melting snow trails
Have you ever slipped and, once recovering your balance, looked down in surprise at the near-invisible patch of frozen liquid? You probably weren't expecting that stretch of ground to be slippery.
The unexpected hazards are the most dangerous kind.
Fortunately, we have two great solutions: SALT and BRINE. It's always a good idea to be on the safe side.
This season, let us help you keep your properties safe and accessible.