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Snow Reporting and Documentation in New Jersey

Clear Landscaping documents every winter event on every property across New Jersey: service and material records per visit, plus certified snowfall reports through WeatherWorks, Inc., verifying what fell at your address and when. One hundred percent of events documented — for invoice verification, tenant communication and claims defense. It is step five of five.

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Certified Snowfall Documentation

What we did: date, times on and off site, surfaces serviced, equipment used, material type and quantity applied, and the property’s condition at final inspection. What actually fell: meteorologist-verified accumulation for your specific location, with storm timing, intensity, precipitation type and duration. Independent of us, and specific to your address rather than the nearest airport.

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Why it matters

Why Documentation Is the Whole Point

Invoices stop being arguments, because a per-event invoice reconciles itself against what fell and when crews were on site. Claims get defensible: New Jersey’s ongoing storm rule, adopted by the state Supreme Court in Pareja v. Princeton International Properties in 2021, holds that commercial landowners generally have no duty to remove accumulation until the storm ends, with the duty attaching within a reasonable time after. Whether a storm had ended is exactly what a timestamped record answers. This is not legal advice. Budgets get real, and tenants get answers instead of recollections.

What arrives

What You Receive

A per-event summary per property. Per-visit service and material records. Certified snowfall totals for your address. Post-storm inspection notes covering refreeze, drainage, buried catch basins, piles affecting sight lines, narrowed lanes and reduced parking capacity. Season-to-date totals on request. Consolidated reporting across every site in a multi-location portfolio.

Per-event summary per property Per-visit service and material records Certified snowfall totals for your address Post-storm inspection notes Season-to-date totals on request Consolidated multi-site reporting
Step five of five

Documentation Is Step Five, Not an Afterthought

Plan, monitor, stage, clear and treat, inspect and document. The final pass and the certified report are part of the storm, not paperwork that happens later. That is why one hundred percent of events are documented rather than most of them.

Portfolios

Multi-Location Portfolios

Property management companies and commercial owners with sites across several counties receive one plan with per-site priorities, and one consolidated set of records covering every property and every event.

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a certified snowfall report?

A meteorologist-verified record of how much fell at a specific address, when, and what type of precipitation it was. Ours come from WeatherWorks, Inc. of Hackettstown, New Jersey.

Do we get documentation for every visit or just every storm?

Every visit, plus a certified snowfall report for the event.

What is inspected after a storm?

Refreezing, drainage, buried catch basins, piles blocking visibility, narrowed lanes, lost parking capacity and any area needing additional deicing.

Do multi-site portfolios get consolidated reporting?

Yes — one plan, per-site priorities, consolidated records.

Is reporting an extra cost?

Documentation is part of how we operate. Every event is documented.

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