I just wanted to share some photos of snow stakes on properties and driveways I have seen around. When contractors are shopping for driveway stakes, I often have conversations with them about price only. They rarely want to talk about the quality of the snow marker and the look of it on a property that they are in charge of.
 
When I first saw the above photo, I thought it was over staked. When I thought about it more, it is pretty much perfect. It is difficult to see where the island’s point is once the snow falls, so the contractor put a few extra stakes in to protect it.
This photo shows a vacant building. I think in this case (probably the only case I can think of) wood snow stakes being used is ok. Still though, you need to store these things in the off season and installation is a pain.
 
 
This is exactly how you want your properties to look. High quality fiberglass snow stakes, just off the curbing, protecting your properties. Great shot here of these snow markers
 
 
 
One last ugly wood snow stake shot, thing got tired and took a nap!