Snow is a construction problem.
We're a construction company.
The same iron that moves earth all summer moves snow all winter — our machines, our operators, around the clock. The properties that can't afford to close have counted on this family since 1975, one account on the books since the very first winter. We don't fail.
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Grocery, real estate, and industrial operators across Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts rely on Coastal Corp to stay open through the storm. Four separate grocery chains each run their own vendor approval, insurance, and COI requirements — we've cleared all four.
…and a leading fire-insurance underwriter.
Yours is the lot that opens.
Loaders staged and running at first light — owned equipment, ready before the storm clears.
Built for the jobs a pickup plow can't finish
Most New England snow gets done by operators moonlighting in winter. That's fine for a driveway. It's a liability on a 400-space lot. Here's the difference.
Owned heavy equipment
25+ machines and 15+ plow trucks clear large lots and industrial yards in one pass, not ten — so your site is open before the workday starts.
We don't fail
We monitor every system, set your trigger and service level in advance, and dispatch on schedule. The same accounts have trusted us for decades for one reason: we show up.
Documented, every event
Documented service records with independent weather verification, plus correct COIs and additional-insured endorsements — the paper trail that defends you against slip-and-fall claims.
Beyond the plow
Salting, deicing, and pre-treatment tuned to your surfaces, plus dedicated sidewalk crews for shoveling and treatment — the full program, not just pushing snow.
One contract, the whole site
Snow Plowing
Parking lots, access roads, loading docks, and drive lanes cleared to bare pavement.
Ice Management
Salting, brine pre-treatment, and deicing programs matched to your surfaces and traffic.
Shoveling Sidewalks & Ice Melt
Crews for the high-liability zones — shoveling and de-icing entries, ramps, and walkways.
Hauling & Relocation
Stacking, loader relocation, and off-site haul-away when the piles take your spaces.
Capacity you can't rent in a storm
When six inches falls overnight, availability decides everything. Because we own our equipment and run it as a contractor — not borrow it as a side job — we scale to the site and show up when the plow guys are already overbooked.
Not rented. Not borrowed.This is what shows up at your site.
Select a machine. Every spec below is a reason your lot opens first.
Photo cutout — MaxxPro 12/22
Metal Pless
MaxxPro 12/22
- Hydraulic Wings
- LiveEdge Steel
- One-pass width
- 12′ closed → 22′ deployed
- Cutting edge
- LiveEdge — spring-loaded sections that follow the pavement
- Carrier
- Wheel loader
Covers in one pass what a pickup plow needs three for — and it scrapes to black asphalt instead of leaving packed base. Fewer passes, less salt, lot opens sooner.
Request a Snow Proposal→A managed program, start to storm to report
Site assessment
We walk your property and map surfaces, priorities, and snow-stacking zones.
Custom snow plan
Triggers, service levels, and routes documented and agreed before winter.
Storm monitoring
We track every system and stage crews and material ahead of the event.
Dispatch
Equipment rolls on your trigger — plowing, pre-treating, and clearing on schedule.
Documented service
Service records for every visit, kept on file for you and your insurers.
Post-storm report
A clear summary of what was done and when, backed by independent weather verification.
So you open on time.
First-light clearing on a commercial route — the same owned fleet, every storm, every season.
Real storms. Real equipment.
A look at Coastal Corp crews keeping Rhode Island's commercial sites open through the night.
Commercial properties, every kind
Lock in your site before the season fills up.
Tell us about your site.
Send the details below and we'll put together a proposal built around your property, your triggers, and your service level.