Syringa Property Management

About Syringa Property Management

Syringa Property Management works American Falls after most of the town has gone in for the evening, clearing the rental streets and side-lot driveways under the kind of blue dusk light that settles fast on the bench above the reservoir. Bare syringa hedges — Idaho's own state shrub, leafless and stiff this time of year — line a lot of the fence rows the crew plows past on their rounds. Up on the ridge above town the wind turbines keep turning against a darkening sky, a newer skyline over a much older farm bench, and the same wind that spins them is what banks the snow up against porch steps and carport doors below. The crew clears walkways and driveways block by block so tenants come home to bare concrete instead of drifted snow, working the kind of quiet, after-hours rounds that a landlord's whole street of properties tends to need. Well after dark the lots sit scraped clean, the only tracks left the plow's own, straight down each street.