Ollie's lawn and snow care

About Ollie's lawn and snow care

Fall Creek doesn't run straight through Indianapolis — it bends and doubles back along its parkway, past old stone bridges that ice over first when temperatures drop. Ollie's lawn and snow care works those winding side streets in the evenings and again before first light, because a creekside block holds cold air like a bowl and freezes faster than the flatter ground just a few blocks over. The plow truck knows the route by feel now: the tight curve past the low bridge, the cul-de-sac that always drifts on the north side, the long straight stretch where the wind off the creek pushes snow back across a driveway an hour after it's cleared. Shovels finish what the blade can't reach — porch steps, narrow city sidewalks, the gap between a garage and a fence line. It's steady, unglamorous work in a part of the city where a lot of houses sit close together, and clearing one block properly means clearing all of it.