Trucking snow in Mammoth Lakes (back in the saddle) 

All I can say is, you are a hard working person. Running all these crews dealing with all the equipment issues, people issues, customer issues , then recording and editing these videos. Which are extremely good. You are certainly someone to respect 👍👍 keep it coming.

This roof job at Vons is like bailing the titanic out with a bucket.

Good work, Stand Strong 💪 Brother Remember that you are Saving People Prayers

I noticed how the first drop just shook the truck. That's heavy snow!

Hey my friend ! You ABSOLUTELY need the LINK IT mini conveyors for the large flat roofs. No need to push the snow down the roof. Just dig a trench and place all the linked conveyors in the trench. Then all the shovelers put the snow on the belt. When the snow is too far, then transfer the conveyors closer to the snow. You save time and effort. Your team will thank you and they will be available for another job faster. These conveyors can be handled by two workers easily, you can link several conveyors and reach a long distance effortless. Wish you an early summer !!!

OMG - Von's and the Juniper - WOW so much snow, so much hard work being put in. It all looks so overwhelming.

Wow been following you all winter and look forward to the daily video!! Out here in montreal the city pays private contractors with dump trucks to haul snow to the citys snowdump where you can dump for free.. keep up the hard work 🤟

Hi there I have lived in 4 season places most of my life So I wish to mention a snow saw and a snow sled to dump em off the roof really good for a flat roof or a low slope roof ( much faster and you do not lift much) I hope this helps Mr. Kimbel Wiese I am now 71 years old.

Big Hugs to Your Roof Crews , Outstanding Effort by All of Them

It’s always easy to find Sadie in the snow rollin rollin rollin keep ol sadie rollin

Words said out loud while watching all this: Wow! Wow! .....Wow.....Damn!.....That's crazy!....Unbelievable.....Those are some hard working, smart people!....The dogs are like: 'Whoo Hooo! We LOVE this!' ....."

I'm a carpenter so I've built some houses/buildings but I still can't believe some of those structures still standing with that much weight on their roofs.

Pretty cool ending to the day,the beauty of Sadie and bud playing in the snow with the accompanying song,your guys are a marvelous team,wow what alot of work your getting done!👍

Man that is some incredible weight on the roof!

Great to see the roof jobs! Mind blowing.

Bud and Sadie are great but theirs nothing like watching a Deere and CAT at play. Keep up the good work guys.

Looking at the roof at JUNIER SPRINGS, you have to ask WHAT WERE THEY WAITING FOR? In some places that snow is 2 or 3 times higher than the men working there to clear it off. Also. they have to think about not using flat roofs! If they at least could have a slope to them you could push it off a little easier. And then they have to throw it over the 5 foot high parapet walls--a definite orb buster. At least having a section without them would allow you to push if off the side instead of heaving it over them

Loved your drone shots of the "snow dump" area, also good choice of music: "There's a Devil in these hills".

Wow! Great update! That last piece with the music and the drone...worth the price of admission, for sure! Well done!

I can’t imagine how expensive this winter will be for folks….

At the beginning I thought you guys was on ground shoveling😂. That is crazy that amount of snow on that roof and it hasn't collapsed in. Thats alot of work this year for your guys. All those workers will need a good vacation after all this. Great job keeping it all together and running as smooth as possiblye can . 💯

your reporting just gets better and better and better...I so love the details of all the people that work with you, how they do it,the plan the start.... and after....artistry....I loved knowing the overview plan or the Vons roof That is like a football field...For 2 and 1/2 months you have been my daily check in...Looking forward to the carpentry work and fixing broken stuff. Thank you!

Love the e music during the drone fly at the end! Keep the videos coming !

You all are the hardest workers out there. Hands down. I can never get over the view, it’s astonishing! Keep grinding fellas!👍

That time lapse of you feeding the loader snow with the skid steer was super cool! Also, drone footage of the doggos was awesome!

Man nice work Ben!!! You & your crew are awesome, your ethics & the care you show & put out is honorable. Content keeps getting better, you’re killing it man!! That song, woah what an ending. ✌️

The scale of the amount of snow that needs to be cleared is mind boggling. Glad to see that the snow is being trucked out as there is just nowhere to stack any more snow. It's too bad that the snow can't be removed in the way that the city of Montreal does it with and plows, graders, a giant wheel loader mounted snowblower and a fleet of dump trucks. Using the snowblower to load allows for more snow to be packed into a smaller space. I just hope that the spring thaw comes slowly and that flooding won't be a problem.

That Von’s roof definitely keep ya in shape 👊🏻💪🏻

Never-ending job poor guys your get it cleaned up and it snows again you get it cleaned up and it snows again I'm glad when summer gets here guys are doing a good job

I know Crystal Lane!! I used to stay in the little A-frame 2nd from Canyon Blvd for years in the early 80's. Hard work you guys are enduring. I wanted to make a trip up there - but Id rather stay out of the way. Wouldn't know where to park. So I'm just watching in astonishment of your wonderful documentation of all the 'snowmagendon' in Mammoth Lakes.

There’s no sleep better than after a day of shoveling!!!!! And I’ve shoveled plenty of roofs in the day of the U.P. of Michigan! 🥶 ❄️ ⛄️ ☃️ you fall asleep fast and hard !! 🛌 💤

Hats off to you and your crew. Talk about hard work. The amount of snow on these buildings is intense. It is going to be interesting to see how the melting of all this snow, the amount of run off will be hard to deal with most likely. Keep up the good work. Your videos are great. Don't know how you find the time.

one of your best put together videos in a while! love the combo hand crew, trucking and music/drone!

Finally a blue bird day! Love the drone footage. You guys are making good progress on the roofs! ROCKSTARS! 🤘

I take my hat off to you and all the people who work with you. You are all hard working folks. The challenges that you face on a moments notice and you keep going. LOVE the song. It fit's the work your are doing. You sure make the world a better place.

The drone footage is epic and your videography is getting better every time good job

The mountains are beautiful but there's a risk living in this wonder land. SNOW..... And a lot of it.

Wow, that snow is really looking heavy-duty now!!

Goddamn that’s alot of work, well done fellas

Deep bow for all of you working relentlessly to deal with these unprecedented series of storms.

I plow snow on the east coast. That shit is crazy, lol. A flat roof in snow county is a huge pain. Good luck.

You guys kick arse! Great job!

Excellent work! Excellent music!

That antifreeze must be working well in the dumpbox...I have a heated dump box here in Wisconsin.

it amazing how deep it is on that roof. I would so frightened of a roof failure. Have you thought of different ways to vacate that snow by machine ac a farmers corn silo conveyer but reversed ? I know , I am just a armchair quarter back, I can appreciate this difficult work and you guys do an amazing job. Just thinking "work smarter not harder"

Wow! Great drone shots and song at the end of the video! Really enjoyed it. Keep up the great work.

They need to paint rings around the trees to show how high the snow was. Maybe put up some poles here and there with signs for the tourists.

Great video!! ☃️

Maybe I’m way off track, but do you spray the loader buckets for better efficiency? Seems a lot of snow gets stuck in them. Great job! That Vons store roof boggles the mind. Can’t imagine the labor cost to clear it. I’m sure everyone has learned a lot of lessons to better serve your customers in the coming seasons.

All those guys up on the roofs. All that snow they gotta remove... Thats CRAZY !!! Very interested in seeing what machines they will get up on the Vons roof...

Cool video! (No pun intended. ) That is A LOT of work! Nice drone footage too!

All that snow looks like a scene from the movie, "The Day After Tomorrow". I am waiting for Dennis Quaid to pop out from behind one of those snow piles.

Can't wait to see the small snowblowers ontop the Vons roof throwing that snow!!! Bucket brigade it from one machine to another right on over the sides!!

glad y’all are tucking again the flooding from thaw is going to be nuts

Damn. Looks never ending

Love the 'down home' music on the drone footage Ben. Reminds me of 'Big and Rich'. Save a horse, ride a Cat 950!

Just throwing this out there, maybe use a small side by side or ATV with a plow to push that snow off the flat roofs. There light enough. Seen it done before. Great videos!

There’s usually outlets on those units on the roof you should plug a bunch of heaters into those to keep the snow off. Also I just read the sheets article about the pit shitty deal man. You should start a plow brothers merch store bro

Cool drone music. You boys work hard

The flooding is going to be epic. Best of luck.

I dig the music during the drone footage.

Thank you!!

Yeah i was thinking sometime this week u would have the trucks back .😊

What???? Your 'office' neighbors aren't complaining about something???? LOL!!!!! Awesome video!!!! 😉😀

I live in Minnesota. We don't get the amount of snow you're getting, but we make up for it with the wind making drifts 2 to 10 feet high. Snow is a 4 letter word that costs money and alot of it.

Get a blower up there and leave it up there. What we did some places in Alaska. One building even had a ramp up the back to drive the blower up instead of stairs.

Impressive work! Just curious on the roof at Vons, can you use a snow blower on the roof?

0:16.... omg.... I'm impressed that the roof is able to handle that much load. How much longer is that roof gonna hold.... satisfying to see it cleared off though.

You need to invest in water pumps and hoses going forward. And the next winter season will tromp this one. Seriously! Plan ahead and cash-in.

0:01. The weather scientists could use that scene as a classic rain/snow shadow explanation. Storming like crazy in the mountains, and sunny a few miles east in the valley.

Cool taste in music.

You need to come up with a seasonal snow roof to install in the fall that makes so steep that the snow slides off. Take it down when it starts to thaw. Do it brother!!

I’m read y for a nap after seeing those guys shoveling that roof

Not sure if the cheese cutter method would work where you slice the snow load ? hoisting up some John Deere tractors with plows and snowblowers would be fasted then shoveling i would think

I grew up in Michigan , snow was wet back then . Never a flat roof . Went Montana big ski they tryed flat roofs had to rebuild them .

Very impressive! I used to own a landscaping company in the 90s-early 2000s and did commercial snow removal in central Iowa and I've NEVER seen any snow like this in all my years of doing this work. The weight of all that snow on those roofs has got to be insane! Hoping the heat kicks in and gets that melting quick for you - oh and that brings up an interesting point; Have you seen those LP snow melters? The endloaders pull up, dump their buckets and the burners melt the snow very fast and I wonder if that would be an efficient manner of disposal? Melt it and let gravity take the water downhill to a stream?

There you go.

It goes day then the month followed by the year

Daunting size roof to clear at opening, Good GRIEF.

Great song! Who is that? Soundhound couldn't find it. Glad yall got to do some trucking on a stellar day!

A flat roofed building in Mammoth? Been skiing there since the early 70’s. That’s crazy.

That roof looks big as a ball field.

Hope the state helps your clients pay for trucking and the disposal of the snow before the roof collapses ! 😮

Brah...Check your min/max ISO settings on the drone(I'm sure ya know by now though)and an ND filter🤙😎🤙 Stay safe out there

Man thats alot of weight on that roof!

Looks like you need some type of conveyor for those flat roofs

Need to build a 12 inch square tube to take core samples of the snow on the roof to come up with the weight of snow load per square foot then figure out the weight of snow removed per roof

Going to be a lot of property damage tallied in the spring. Maybe just from plows.

What humongous roof is that? Wow! It's almost like a science fiction movie.

I am curious what are your thoughts on the future of construction in mammoth. Do you think there is any possible way to build structures to accommodate these storms. Make clearing more efficient as far as structures that have flat roofs or no snow roof systems? I know A frame buildings are great with deflecting snow but what are your thoughts?

Really these giant flat roofs should be heated being in the mountains. I could be wrong because that is a ton of snow but I have seen heated driveways keep deep snow cleared even if it takes a full 24 hrs. Its Russian roulette whether the roof can keep from collapsing with the weight of sierra cement piling up.

A flat roof on Vons may work fine in San Diego but who thought it would be just ducky in snow country? Ski resorts are typically places that get lots of snow in case any architect didn't know that. 🤣

I'm thinking roofing crew's will be up there.all summer. Got to be damage under all that snow.

Great videos thanks for posting. Once the snow stops, and the temps are consistently above freezing, how long will it take to melt that volume of snow? All summer?

For that large roof, would a few of those stone conveyors move the snow, like how they lay stone on flat roofs???

Those poor guys on the roof wow .

Really. You should visit Quebec for some knowledge exchange on snow management.

Why don’t you leave a layer, maybe 8” or so, to allow the scoops to slide easier? Maybe less damage to the roof finish…

Holy Christ! Is there some way of controlling this kind of build up with melting devices? The use a series of furnaces in New York City when they get hit by major storms. I do think they truck it to the ocean.

Use Air Guns for the roof tops. Knock that snow down !