Colonial Color Landscapes

About Colonial Color Landscapes

Snow does not visit Williamsburg often, but when it does it lands on Palace Green and the old brick walks and the whole town goes silent underneath it. That is when Colonial Color Landscapes is out working: plowing driveways, cutting a path from door to car, spreading melt on steps and the shaded corners where a thin glaze can hang on past noon. The Tidewater version of winter usually arrives wet and heavy, nearer to ice than to powder, and it wants clearing early rather than late. The aim is simple enough — a household wakes to a driveway already open and a walk safe to cross. By the time the sun works down through the pines, the neighborhood is moving again.