Snow and ice management for St. Louis properties
St. Louis winters swing between snow, sleet and freezing rain, often in the same storm. That makes ice control as important as plowing. We plan each site for both: plowing when snow builds up, and salting and calcium chloride treatment when ice forms.
Stockstell has run commercial snow operations since 2017 and manages a network of regional crews. We stage equipment and crews ahead of the season so your site is covered before the first forecast.
St. Louis properties we service
- Colleges, schools and education centers
- Office buildings and corporate campuses
- Retail centers and restaurants
- Apartments and HOAs
- Medical offices and clinics
- Industrial sites, warehouses and distribution centers
Built for multi-site and institutional clients
We work with facilities teams, national facilities management platforms and public procurement. Contracts can be seasonal, per-event, or unit-priced per push, per ton of salt and per bag of de-icer, to match how your bid or budget is set up.
Every visit is documented with dates and times, and we can stage loaders and dump trucks on site during the season when the property allows it.
Services available in St. Louis
- Parking lot snow plowing
- Salting and de-icing with bulk salt and calcium chloride
- Sidewalk, stair and entrance clearing
- Snow hauling and relocation
- Lawn mowing and landscape maintenance
Frequently asked questions
Do you bid on public and school snow contracts in St. Louis?
Yes. We respond to public bids and RFPs and can price the way the solicitation asks, including unit pricing per push, per ton of salt, per bag of de-icer and hourly labor rates.
Can you handle ice storms, not just snow?
Yes. Ice is common in St. Louis, so every site plan includes salting and calcium chloride treatment for sidewalks, stairs and entrances, plus refreeze runs after storms.
Do you cover multiple locations in the metro?
Yes. We service multi-site portfolios with one point of contact and one invoice across St. Louis, St. Louis County and St. Charles County.
When should we sign for the season?
September through early November. That leaves time for a site walk, staging and marking curbs and islands before the first storm.
Areas served
St. Louis · St. Louis County · Bridgeton · Maryland Heights · Chesterfield · Clayton · Florissant · Kirkwood · St. Charles