Winter mornings in Cimarron Hills start blue — that long cold half-hour when the plains are still gray and Pikes Peak is the only thing catching light. Colorado Lawns is out in it, pushing snow off driveways and clearing walks so the first cars of the day can roll straight out onto Constitution. Come spring the same routes turn into mowing, trimming, edging and hauling off whatever winter left behind. This is a dry, high place where grass has to be coaxed and snow has to be moved, sometimes in the same week. Both jobs end the same way: a property that looks looked-after, and a household that does not have to think about it.