Snow Removal Software Built for 3 a.m. Storms, Slip-and-Fall Defense, and Per-Inch Billing

You connect a weather feed to Fieseros and define trigger rules — for example, auto-dispatch all commercial routes when 2 inches of accumulation is forecast, or trigger residential routes on a winter storm warning. When the threshold is crossed, Fieseros automatically dispatches the right crews to the right routes, sends drivers their ordered stops on their phones, and notifies customers that service is in motion. You're not making phone calls at 3 a.m. — you're watching it happen on a dashboard, with the ability to intervene if needed. Most snow operators using Fieseros cut their storm-time admin work by 80% or more.

Yes. Snow removal businesses typically run a mix of seasonal contracts (a flat fee for the whole winter) and per-inch contracts (billed per inch of accumulation, often tiered: 1–3 inches, 3–6 inches, 6+ inches). Fieseros tracks both in the same system, pulls accumulation data from your weather feed per service area, calculates what's owed per storm per customer, and queues the invoice automatically. Per-inch customers see a clear, weather-backed invoice; seasonal customers see a clean record of every service performed under their contract, which protects you if they ever question what they paid for.

Salt is one of the biggest variable costs in snow removal, and it's notoriously hard to track — spreaders don't measure precisely, drivers over-apply, and inventory shrinks. Fieseros lets drivers log salt load-outs and application amounts per property, tracks inventory across your yard and each truck, and flags when stock is running low before the next storm. Salt usage flows onto per-inch and per-service invoices where applicable, so you're not eating material costs on seasonal contracts that didn't budget for them. Most snow operators recover 10–20% in salt cost in the first season of accurate tracking.

Fieseros clusters your service properties by area and priority — hospitals and emergency facilities first, then commercial lots, then residential drives — and optimizes the driving order within each cluster based on equipment type (truck plow, skid steer, salt spreader). Each driver sees their ordered route on their phone with turn-by-turn directions between properties, and completed stops check off automatically based on GPS. When a route falls behind in a storm, you can see the backlog and redirect a nearby crew in real time — instead of discovering at sunrise that a whole neighborhood didn't get plowed.

Slip-and-fall claims are the single biggest liability exposure in snow removal. A customer or tenant claims the lot wasn't plowed, the property owner sues, and without proof you're liable. Fieseros generates a GPS-verified, timestamped proof-of-service entry on every property you service — when the crew arrived, when they left, what they did, and a photo if needed. When a claim arises, you have a defensible, timestamped record that the lot was serviced at 2:14 a.m. — most claims collapse the moment that documentation is produced, and your insurance carrier will thank you for keeping it.

Yes. Fieseros is built for snow removal businesses that run both commercial contracts (office parks, retail centers, HOAs, medical facilities) and residential driveways in the same operation. Commercial accounts get priority routing, per-inch or seasonal billing, and detailed proof-of-service logs for liability protection. Residential accounts get simpler per-event or seasonal billing and customer SMS notifications. Reports break out revenue and cost by account type so you can see whether commercial or residential is more profitable — and which properties to drop before next season because the service cost exceeds what you're charging.