Rockrimmon's driveways were drawn by the hillside rather than by a ruler — they bend, they tilt, they hold shade all winter on one side and go bare by lunchtime on the other. Fisk Lawnscapes clears them the way that terrain asks to be cleared, with attention to where meltwater will run at two in the afternoon and set hard again by seven. Above the neighborhood, Ute Valley Park keeps its white a few days longer than the streets below, while down here a chinook can strip a storm off the asphalt in an hour. Each property gets worked to its own shape: apron, walk, steps, and the tight turn by the garage where no plow reaches and a shovel has to. Clear and open, before the day starts asking anything of you.