Final Call for Snow Services --

FINAL CALL FOR SNOW SERVICES

Don't get left out in the cold!

As a Snow and Ice Management service provider, Balanced Environments is busy making final preparations for the coming winter.

We are performing final repair and maintenance of our snow fighting equipment. We have secured an abundant inventory of de-icing materials to effectively keep your property safe. We are busy organizing our routes and manpower so that we are ready to mobilize as soon as the weather dictates.

We applaud those of you that have proactively executed your snow management service agreement and we are at the ready. You are among those that are able to relax and enjoy the beauty of the season.

If, for some reason you have been unable to finalize your service agreement with us, NOW is the time for action.

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An early November snowfall or ice storm is not unusual for our Chicagoland weather. Most of us remember the heavy snowfall on November 19 ^th 2015 which resulted in 11.2” of snowfall and the 3” of slushy mixture that turned to ice the day after. The average first frost date for Chicago is October 24 ^th . Whether you listen to WGN Tom Skilling’s prognostications or read The Old Farmer’s Almanac , we all know that snow and ice are on their way.

ARE YOU READY?

Schedules and routes are being finalized.

Call your Account Manager TODAY to get your Snow Services secured.

Early this spring, we wrote about our declining population of bumble bees . We can all do our part to reduce this decline and increase the numbers of beneficial bees in our environments. This past April, Balanced Environments decided to ‘walk the talk’ by installing two new bee hives on our property in Old Mill Creek, the home of our corporate office. Our 28 acre property maintains great characteristics for apiary (bee yard) location including plentiful space, access and abundant forage for honey production.

Hamilton Honey LLC owns and maintains the three bee hives that are currently active and in place. Honey was harvested from two of the three hives this summer and jars are now available for delicious consumption. If you are a fan of local honey and would like to try our product, contact your account manager today and we will make arrangements for your free sample.

“Bees do have a smell, you know, and if they don’t they should, for their feet are dusted with spices from a million flowers.” – Rat Bradbury, Dandelion Wine