Commercial grounds and snow and ice management for property managers. 26 locations, six provinces, since 1973.
Markham, Ontario
Clintar Commercial Outdoor Services has managed grounds and snow and ice for commercial properties in Canada since 1973. Today 26 locations across six provinces, Manitoba, Alberta, Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador, work off the same service standard. Our clients are property managers, facility managers and owners accountable for sites they do not own: corporate campuses and large offices, industrial and distribution facilities, big-box retail, hospitals and government properties. They are not buying landscaping. They are buying the absence of a problem they would otherwise have to explain to someone else. A Halifax winter and a Calgary winter have almost nothing in common, so the standard cannot be one playbook. What travels is the specification: what gets applied, at what trigger, documented the same way, so a Dartmouth site and an Airdrie site produce the same record at the end of the season. For a portfolio, that means one agreement across regions, consolidated billing, and one person accountable rather than a general inbox. Seven properties otherwise means seven contractors, seven invoices, and seven people to chase when something goes wrong at six in the morning. Services include commercial snow and ice management, 24/7 weather monitoring and call answering, liquid de-icing, grounds and landscape maintenance, parking lot sweeping and maintenance, litter control, power washing, landscape enhancement, and tree and shrub care. 1,000+ employees. 4,000+ accounts. 26 locations across six provinces.
On-site · London
Operate 4x4 trucks and perform manual snow and ice removal at commercial and institutional properties. Maintain clear communication with supervisors and monitor weather events to prepare for on-call shifts.
On-site · West St. Paul
The Sales Development Manager is responsible for generating new commercial business through prospecting, cold calling, and networking. They will also manage the sales pipeline, conduct site visits, and build long-term relationships with existing commercial clients.
On-site · Paradise
Operate snow removal equipment such as snow blowers, plows, and salt spreaders to clear designated areas. Manually remove snow and ice using hand tools and apply de-icing agents to ensure surface safety.
On-site · London
Operate heavy machinery such as tractors, loaders, and backhoes to perform snow removal services for commercial clients. Conduct daily equipment inspections, perform minor repairs, and maintain accurate activity logs while adhering to strict safety protocols.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Landscaping & Snow Supervisor manages daily field operations, including staffing, equipment coordination, and crew training for both summer and winter seasons. They ensure high standards of quality, safety, and customer service while overseeing vehicle maintenance and operational efficiency.
On-site · Winnipeg
Operate loaders and tractors to clear snow and ice from commercial properties while maintaining site cleanliness. Respond to emergency snow removal calls and maintain accurate records of work and equipment maintenance.
On-site · Winnipeg
Operate a skid steer to clear snow and ice from commercial roadways and parking lots while maintaining site cleanliness. Respond to emergency snow removal calls and maintain accurate records of work, equipment, and materials used.
On-site · Winnipeg
Operate sanding trucks to clear snow and de-ice commercial properties, roadways, and parking lots. Maintain site cleanliness, report road conditions to dispatch, and ensure all work is performed according to safety regulations.
On-site · Winnipeg
Operate snow removal equipment such as snow blowers, plows, and salt spreaders to clear designated areas. Perform manual labor including shoveling and applying de-icing agents while responding to emergency calls during severe weather.
On-site · Winnipeg
Lead a snow removal team in de-icing and clearing parking lots, sidewalks, and roadways using heavy machinery. Coordinate with stakeholders and ensure all activities are performed safely and efficiently.
On-site · Paradise
The Traffic Control Flagger is responsible for directing traffic safely using signals and equipment to protect workers and the public. They must also set up traffic control devices and ensure compliance with provincial health and safety regulations.
On-site · Paradise
The concrete finisher is responsible for placing, leveling, and finishing concrete surfaces according to grade and depth specifications. They also perform tasks such as installing fixtures, applying sealants, and repairing damaged concrete structures.
