Bronzeville snow removal for historic boulevards

Coverage tuned to Bronzeville’s grid

Bronzeville features narrow residential streets, historic greystones, and vibrant commercial corridors. We map alleys and garage entries between Cottage Grove Avenue and State Street to ensure plow trucks and shovel teams arrive without blocking traffic or CTA bus lanes.

Crews keep sidewalks open for visitors to the Bronzeville Children’s Museum, Gallery Guichard, and the Harold Washington Cultural Center. We also maintain parking lots for churches and community centers hosting food distribution and weekend programs.

Equipment sized for courtyards and alleys

Many Bronzeville properties rely on gated courtyards and shared driveways. We pair compact plow trucks with walk-behind snow blowers and shovel crews to clear areas that large city plows cannot reach. Crews document each visit with timestamps and before-and-after photos when requested.

De-icing materials are tailored to protect the limestone steps and mosaic sidewalks common near historic row homes on Calumet Avenue. For business corridors, we pre-treat crosswalks and curb cuts to keep pedestrian flow moving during neighborhood events and farmers markets.

Storm monitoring and communication

Dispatchers monitor Midway Airport radar, lake-effect advisories, and CTA service alerts. You’ll receive text or email updates when crews depart, along with digital service logs after each pass. If municipal plows redeposit snow at the end of your block, we schedule a return visit to reopen parking and access lanes.