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Eco Solutions provides organic, environmentally safe deicers, release agents, cleaning solutions, horticultural vinegars, fertilizers, dust control, degreaser products that work more effectively while providing a return on investment for our customers.

08/31/2026

15 years ago, Oakville and Burlington ran a trial with us — salt brine vs. our sugar beet blend, with Waterloo University doing the study. Results: 25% more melt, 25% less product, 25% less corrosion, half the volume. They still didn't switch — said it was too expensive.

A couple months ago, their new director told me the mandate's going greener and he wants to revisit it. Sometimes it just takes the right person walking through the door.

08/28/2026

Property managers don't always care about the chemistry. What they care about is getting sued over a slip and fall. They also care about corrosion to their infrastructure and janitorial costs. That's what actually gets them to change how they handle winter — more than any environmental angle.

A consistent liquid program means a consistently treated surface. That means fewer claims, a cleaner site, less corrosion, and lower janitorial costs. That's the real pitch: liability, corrosion, janitorial costs.

08/28/2026

New episode of the Liquid Network Podcast: Gerald Mulhall of Clear Cut Group on why your first tries with liquid won't be perfect. "Did you ride the bike perfectly the first time? No, you probably fell down three or four times." His advice: track it, watch it, and learn from it instead of writing it off after one bad result.

Full conversation is up now. Link in comments.

08/27/2026

unicipalities and contractors are two completely different animals. Municipalities were the first into liquid — I started with them 25 years ago. They've got their own depots, their own crews, they apply the product themselves, and by now they largely train themselves too.
Contractors, on the other hand, are the fastest-growing side adopting our liquid de-icers over the last five years. They range from guys running 50 trucks down to someone who just bought his first sprayer and doesn't even own a salt truck yet.

That guy — one truck, no yard, nowhere to store product — that's exactly the gap our filling stations were built to close. Different world, different problem, same solution.

08/27/2026

New episode of the Liquid Network Podcast: "Salt shortage is real, it's not gonna get any better," says Gerald Mulhall of Clear Cut Group. Municipalities get first allocation on salt, so everyone else fights over what's left, and liquid is looking a lot more attractive than it did a few years ago.

Full conversation is up now. Link in comments.

08/26/2026

New episode of the Liquid Network Podcast: what does a storm event look like when you're running liquid? Gerald Mulhall of Clear Cut Group sends crews out ahead of the storm, while it's still clear, instead of scrambling once it hits, and says it's changed how they schedule their whole team.

Full conversation is up now. Link in comments.

08/26/2026

New episode of the Liquid Network Podcast: the real cost comparison nobody budgets for. One contractor spent over $30,000 on salter corrosion and repair last year alone, versus $250 in four years on sprayer maintenance. Jay Price, co-owner of Rembrandt Landscaping, has seen the same math on his own equipment.

Full conversation is up now, link in comments.

08/26/2026

New episode of the Liquid Network Podcast: Gerald Mulhall of Clear Cut Group on where to start with liquid. His advice: walkways first, it's the lowest cost way in, and you don't need a big rig, Clear Cut runs a pickup with a sprayer in the bed. Only move to parking lots once you can actually track what you're putting down.

Full conversation is up now. Link in comments.

08/26/2026

New episode of the Liquid Network Podcast: what's next for Rembrandt Landscaping this winter? Co-owner Jay Price is honing in on liquid applications, getting product down before the storm instead of scrambling after, and adding more sidewalk units.

Full conversation is up now, link in comments.

08/25/2026

People don't think about where the salt actually goes after it's applied. It doesn't disappear off the pavement — it ends up in our streams, our lakes, our groundwater. Chloride levels are becoming a real concern, and you've probably heard about it.

Switching to liquid is step one, because you're simply using less. But here's the detail most people miss: if you're using a calcium or mag chloride brine, you've got two chloride ions in that molecule. Our sugar beet blend doesn't add any of that — it's just less salt, less chloride, period.

That's a different level of impact, and it's exactly the kind of thing that matters to a municipality or institution paying attention to where their water ends up.

Address

1114 Lower Base Line East
Milton, ON
L9E0S9

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

1 877 326-7658 or 905 864-8740

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