Parking lots & truck docks
Plowing starts automatically at 1½" of snow. Smaller equipment clears around buildings first; loaders with rubber-edged pushers and V-plow dump trucks clear open lots. Docks and wells are cleared with loaders.
New Hudson · Oakland County · ~30 miles from our yard
CHC Total keeps New Hudson parking lots, truck docks, and walkways open around the clock — automatic service at 1½ inches, bulk salting from our own stockpile, and radio-dispatched response. We’re about 30 miles away in Ypsilanti.

CHC Total provides snow removal for businesses in New Hudson, Michigan from our yard at 3701 Berry Rd in Ypsilanti, about 30 miles away. We serve New Hudson industrial parks, distribution & logistics, contractor yards along Grand River Avenue and Milford Road.
New Hudson industrial parks need truck routes and docks open for overnight deliveries off I-96. We run loaders on industrial accounts first and come back for clean-up and salting before first shift.
New Hudson is the commercial and industrial heart of Lyon Township, clustered along Grand River Avenue and Milford Road at I-96.
County: Oakland County
From our Ypsilanti yard: ~30 miles
Main corridors: Grand River Avenue, Milford Road, Pontiac Trail, I-96
Nearby: South Lyon, Wixom, Milford, Novi, Commerce Township
Landmarks: Grand River & Milford Road · Lyon Township industrial parks · I-96 interchange
Plowing starts automatically at 1½" of snow. Smaller equipment clears around buildings first; loaders with rubber-edged pushers and V-plow dump trucks clear open lots. Docks and wells are cleared with loaders.
Bulk salting with truck-mounted hydraulic spreaders. We pre-buy salt for the whole season and stockpile it for our customers only — and can keep a pile at your building.
Under 2" we sweep with skid-steer rotary brooms; over 2" we plow with rubber cutting edges. Steps and tight areas are detailed by hand, and salt is applied mechanically for even coverage.
We stack snow high to keep parking spaces, and can haul snow completely off site. Handicap spaces and building fronts never become storage piles.
Service starts automatically at 1½ inches of snowfall, or at your request. Some New Hudson properties prefer service at 2 inches or every time it snows — we set the trigger with you before the season.
Yes. Lots and docks are bulk-salted with truck-mounted hydraulic spreaders, and walkways are salted with powered spreaders for accurate, even placement. We buy salt for the full season in advance, so shortages do not affect our customers.
Yes. Snow does not stop at 5 p.m., and neither do we. If your New Hudson facility starts at 3 a.m., we plan the route so your lot and walks are open before then, and we respond to service calls by radio dispatch.
Yes. When municipal plows push snow back into your approaches, we return to re-open them — especially important for healthcare, senior living, and any site that needs emergency-vehicle access.
Common options are a seasonal contract, per-push pricing, or per-event pricing, with salt billed per application or included. We walk the site and recommend the structure that fits your risk and budget. Read our contract guide.
From planning and design through construction and closeout, CHC Total manages commercial projects for New Hudson property owners and tenants with one point of contact and a zero-defect goal.
CHC Total installs and dismantles pallet racking and material-handling systems for New Hudson warehouses with experienced supervisors, certified forklift operators, and installers who are not temporary labor.
Construction, site work, snow, maintenance, and cleaning for New Hudson properties.