Indiana Property Services

About Indiana Property Services

Fall Creek Parkway curves past the State Fairgrounds on the northeast side, and for eleven months of the year past the fair itself, that whole complex sits quiet -- empty midway, shuttered livestock barns, acres of flat parking lot with nothing on them but whatever the sky drops. That kind of open ground plows fast and clean, long straight runs with nothing to steer around, though the wind across that much flat pavement can drift a lot's edges deeper than the fall itself would suggest. The office and light-industrial properties nearby, set back from the parkway behind their own smaller lots, need the same flat-ground approach on a scaled-down version -- straight passes, salted entrances, walkways to the front doors cleared before the first employees arrive. Fall Creek itself runs low and half-frozen along the parkway's edge most winters, more ice shelf than open water. It's unglamorous, wide-open ground, the kind that rewards a fast, straight blade over a careful one.