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During the winter months, snow removal can be a great source of revenue for small contractors, as well as an added expense for business owners who need to keep their parking lots clear. However, there are risks to performing this duty for both the customer and the contractor. That's why both buyer and provider should have clearly worded snow-removal contracts.