A January chinook can walk into Windsor at midday, take fifty degrees off nothing, strip the open fields bare and still leave every north-facing driveway packed hard as stone. Foothills Landscape Maintenance handles what that wind leaves behind — plowing, clearing driveways and walks, breaking apart the banks that stack against fence lines and garage doors. Wind-driven snow refuses to lie flat here; the same storm can be four inches at one house and knee-deep at the next. Moving it before it sets is most of the craft. Then the drive is black again, and the mountains west of town look close enough to touch.