Save Money, and Heighten Safety, With Proactive Ice Prevention in Washington County

Rock salt is a typical, time-tested product employed to melt ice in Washington County. But what if there was something better … safer … and more cost-effective?

There is. Turbo Melt, the top anti-icing product available, melts ice and snow to minus-30 degrees. It’s far more efficient than rock salt, and safe for plants and animals.

Dorshak Snow Services uses Turbo Melt for melting ice, and avoiding ice buildup, on commercial properties throughout Washington County. As a snow plowing and snow removal services company for longer than three decades, Dorshak Snow Services takes pride in using the most advanced products to keep customers safe (and not slippery).

Saving money starts with proactive measures. Dorshak Snow Services applies a sister product, Turbo Brine, to condition Washington County parking lots and driveways prior to snowfalls. Turbo Brine melts down to minus-48 degrees.

Applying liquified Turbo Brine solution in advance prevents accumulation of ice and snowpack. Do you want to pay a snow plowing service for repeated visits to scrape these hard-to-remove patches? Didn’t think so.

Both Turbo Melt and Turbo Brine are designed for busy operations that can’t be hung up by Washington County winter’s worst. The superior ice melting power of Turbo Melt means you don’t pay for extra service provider visits for salting. The product greatly augments safety on properties with lots of foot traffic.

Dorshak Snow Services can also apply Turbo Brine on your Washington County walkways and steps. No more rock salt needed! Wouldn’t it be great to not have this crunchy, staining substance tracked inside for weeks on end?

Contact Dorshak Snow Services to learn more about these better-performing, cost-effective options for deicing and ice prevention. Ignore rock salt. Its time has come and went. No more ruined shoes or crunchy sidewalks. Better options exist … and your Washington County commercial property will be more pleasant for them.