A January chinook can strip a Longmont street bare by lunchtime and still leave a knee-high drift packed hard against one fence line, and that drift is the part that becomes ice. K C Snow Removal & Maintenance goes after the whole picture, plowing driveways and lots, shoveling walks and steps, and treating the shaded stretches where a warm afternoon only sets up the next morning's glaze. Wind-loaded snow is dense and does not surrender to a single pass, so it gets cut back properly and pushed where it will not return. Maintenance means coming back through as the storm and the wind keep rearranging things. Bare pavement in the middle of a Front Range winter is worth the trouble it takes.