Quebec City
Residential snow-removal dispatch software for Québec City fleets
Québec City takes some of the deepest seasonal snowfall of any major city in North America, and residential crews clear driveway after driveway through storms that don't let up. A route planned this morning is obsolete by afternoon. Snowmass re-assigns every tractor as the snow keeps coming, so your fleet chases the storm instead of a stale list.
Clearing the deepest snow, driveway by driveway
In Québec City, a single storm can drop enough snow that a driveway cleared at dawn needs a second pass by noon. Fixed routes assume one visit per property; the reality is repeat visits and shifting priorities as banks pile up. Snowmass scores the whole swarm continuously, sending the nearest tractor to whatever driveway most needs clearing right now. When accumulation forces a re-clear, the fleet reshuffles on its own instead of finishing a route that no longer matches the snow.
Proof of service and ETAs through relentless storms
When storms run long, Québec City clients want to know their driveway is on the list without phoning during a whiteout. Snowmass shows each household a live ETA and confirms every clearing with geofenced proof-of-service, even when your operator has no signal — the offline PWA buffers the visit and syncs when connection returns. After the plow leaves a hard ridge, flagged properties get a recheck pass, and bilingual alerts reach each client in French or English, TCPA-safe.
Frequently asked questions
Can Snowmass handle multiple clearings of the same driveway in one Québec City storm?
Yes. Because dispatch is live rather than a one-pass route, a property can re-enter the swarm as accumulation builds, and the nearest tractor is sent back without your dispatcher rebuilding anything.
Does the operator app work where cell coverage drops during a heavy Québec storm?
Yes. The offline PWA keeps logging service visits, material applications, and proof-of-service in a local buffer, then syncs automatically once signal returns — so no clearing is lost in a dead zone.