West of Edgewater the flat-topped mesas above Golden mark where the plains give out, and that is the direction most of the weather comes from, the chinook that strips the snow off in a day and the storm that lays six inches down overnight. Wild Irishman Tree and Landscape works both ends of that. Warm months bring mowing, trimming, edging, bed weeding and the cleanups that bracket the season; cold months bring plowed driveways, shoveled walks and steps, fallen limbs and debris cleared after a wet storm, and ice melt on the shaded stretches. Yards here are small and the alleys are tight, so the work is deliberate and much of it happens on foot. A clean edge in July and a clear path to the door in January are the same standard held twice a year.