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Washington state residents hoping for a white Christmas had their wish granted this year. In response to “a rare event” due to a strong cold snap from the Alaska Panhandle, BrightView teams across the country launched a remarkable effort to aid their Washington state teammates and clients.

Modeling suggests a La Niña pattern may emerge in the fall and persist through the winter. If that sounds like déjà vu, that’s because we had a La Niña winter last year as well.

Amid deadly and frigid temperatures, much of Texas has been declared a major disaster as winter storms hit the state mid-February, impacting more than 15.1 million people.

BrightView announced the acquisition of Green Image, LLC (GTI) based in Las Vegas, Nev.

BrightView announced the acquisition of Cutting Edge Property Maintenance, Inc. based in Plymouth, Minn.

There are a lot of variables to consider when putting together a snow and ice management plan. You will want to consider the type of property you are putting under contract, the businesses and people it will impact, the type of contract you want to engage in, and the best commercial snow removal companies in your area.

There are a lot of variables to consider when putting together a snow removal and ice removal plan. You will need to consider the type of property you are putting under contract, the businesses and people it will impact, the type of contract you want to engage in, and the best commercial snow removal companies in your area.

The weather outside is frightful and so is the risk for slip injuries. The potential for slick sidewalks and pockets of ice are anything but delightful. If the thought of slip and fall injuries on your property sends a chill down your spine, it’s time to bolster your defenses.

While that frosty layer on your lawn might look like nothing more than a delicate dusting of ice, add a bit of pressure and the effect is anything but delicate. In fact, any impact—even footsteps or a lawnmower—can cause serious damage.

Bundle up, folks. This season will be a snowy one.

While last year’s weather was eventful, there was more variability—alternating between rain, ice and snow. This year, forecasters are predicting less variety, anticipating a sustained cold that could make snow more prevalent.