Hypothermia: The Risk of Extreme Cold Exposure

When we see everything in order, we feel calm. There is a sense of peace when we know everything is clean and as organized as we planned things to be. But when thick snow distorts that cleanliness and organization, our peace is also disturbed.

While you can always call for snow services in Maryland, you also have the choice to do the cleaning on your own.

As professional snow cleaners, we know what to expect and be careful about. Plowing and pushing the snow can be risky for anyone. This is why we caution our clients to be careful when they set the cleaning by themselves because the exposure to extreme cold can be devastating without proper training and protective gear.

When you set out to shove the thick snow from your property, you are exposed to the cold environment. When your body’s temperature drops to dangerously low levels, you experience a condition called hypothermia. Without proper medical attention, hypothermia can lead to complications and even death.

Be careful when you go out to clean snow especially with the frost and chilly winds around. If you are feeling extremely cold, you can postpone the cleaning for now. Shivering, difficulty breathing, loss of energy, or clumsiness are signs your body is asking for relief from the cold.

With snow removal service in Silver Spring, Maryland, you do not need to worry about the extreme cold. Call Grayline Services LLC today.