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Final Clean-up and Business Considerations

10:50
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The HOA Screwed me out of $10,000 !

What happens here

Once heavy snow removal is complete, conduct a final sweep of the parking lot and clear any remaining snow from sidewalks. Use the compact track loader for wide-area clean-up and a backhoe for more precise tasks like maintaining snow pile heights or clearing tight corners. The goal is to leave the area safe and accessible. While not directly demonstrated as a *step* of snow removal, the video includes a critical discussion about contractor business practices: understanding contracts, managing client expectations, and the importance of written agreements to avoid financial losses. The speaker emphasizes that unpaid work can be a tax-deductible loss, which is important for business owners to know.

Goal: Complete snow removal and understand financial implications

Tools and materials

  • ASV RT-75 Posi-Track — Final wide-area clean-up and light snow pushing
  • John Deere 310E Backhoe John Deere — Precise snow piling and clearing in tight spots
  • Snow Bucket / Snow Pusher — Final snow collection and relocation