A parking lot at three in the morning is mostly geometry: islands, curb lines, and the corner where drifted snow wants to stack itself. Detailed Landscape plows and clears ground like that across Fort Collins, along with drives, walks and the ice that sets overnight wherever the grade sends water. The name is the method — getting the corners and not just the middle, carrying the pile somewhere it won't melt back across the lane, scraping down instead of skimming. When the sky goes gray over the plains and the first cars turn in, the lot reads as though it never snowed at all. That is what the shift is for.