Quebec
Residential snow-removal dispatch software for Quebec tractor fleets
Quebec winters bring long, heavy storms and some of the densest residential snow-removal demand in North America. Snowmass runs your fleet as a live swarm: instead of locking every tractor to a fixed route, it re-assigns each machine as the storm unfolds so no driveway waits on a truck stuck across town.
How Quebec fleets run a storm
Most Quebec contracts trigger on accumulation, typically a 2 to 5 cm threshold, with a full clearing pass once snowfall ends. Fleets mix compact tractors with front blades and rear snowblowers to clear tight residential driveways and blow banks back off the frontage. Overnight windows are tight, and a second visit is often needed to clear the plow ridge left by municipal graders. Snowmass keeps every tractor productive across those passes without a dispatcher rebuilding routes by hand.
Bilingual alerts and Law 25 compliance
Quebec customers expect service in French, and Quebec's Law 25 raises the bar on how you collect and handle their personal data. Snowmass sends live ETAs and completion notices in French or English per customer preference, and keeps its consent and messaging TCPA-safe. Geofenced proof-of-service records exactly when each driveway was cleared, so you can answer a homeowner's call with a timestamp instead of a guess.
Frequently asked questions
Do we have to build routes before each storm?
No. Snowmass has no route-building step. You add your properties once, and the swarm dispatcher decides live which tractor takes each driveway as conditions change, then self-heals if a machine breaks down or a driver calls in sick.
Can we message customers in French?
Yes. Every automated alert, ETA, and completion notice is fully bilingual and sent in each customer's chosen language, with consent handling designed to stay compliant with Law 25 and anti-spam rules.