Question 1

What is brine and how does it help with winter ice control?

Accepted Answer

Brine is a saltwater solution used to prevent ice from forming on surfaces, making it easier to manage snow and ice during winter.

Question 2

How does using brine compare to traditional salting methods?

Accepted Answer

Brine application can be more efficient and environmentally friendly than traditional dry salt spreading, providing better coverage and adhesion.

Question 3

Can I get brine delivered to my residential property in the surrounding area?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Anthony Winter Services offers reliable brine delivery services to residential properties covering the entire east coast.

Question 4

Is brine suitable for commercial parking lots and walkways?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Brine is an effective solution for commercial properties seeking efficient ice prevention and snow management. It's a more cost-effective alternative than rock salt and brine doesn't get tracked indoors or damage the property.

Question 5

How early should I order brine before winter storms?

Accepted Answer

click on "ORDER YOUR YETI SWEAT" to get your brine. It's best to coordinate with us ahead of forecasted storms to ensure timely delivery and application of brine.

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What is brine and how does it help with winter ice control?

How does using brine compare to traditional salting methods?

Can I get brine delivered to my residential property in the surrounding area?

Is brine suitable for commercial parking lots and walkways?

How early should I order brine before winter storms?