Flippyhouse Landscapes

About Flippyhouse Landscapes

Frost grips hardest along the old Nickel Plate line, where the rail-trail cuts straight through Fishers past backyards that were farmland a generation ago. Flippyhouse spends its summers grading those same yards and laying sod, so once the first real snow falls, the crew already knows which driveways pitch toward the garage and which walkways ice first under a maple's shade. A Fishers snowfall rarely arrives politely — it tends to ride in on a fast-moving system and dump hard for a few hours — and a crew that spent the fall shaping beds reads a driveway's slope better than a stranger would. They clear the drive, open a route to the front door, and knock back the ice before it bonds to the concrete. By the time the plows finish the main roads, the driveway they graded back in October is bare again, clean down to the seams in the concrete.