3/27/23 Snow Storm Updates

Updated 9:26 AM 3/27/23

Wow, that fell quickly!   Just as we thought this was a small 3-4″ storm, the storm kicked into high gear and ended up dumping about 7-10 inches across Northern Colorado.  This one caught everyone off guard and it looks like the snow has left our area for the day.  That being said, our crews are actively being deployed at the time of writing this. We will be working throughout the day today to get everyone cleared.  Our contract states that we will will have all snow removed within 24 hours of the snow stopping.  We will be well within that threshold.  

Please let us know if you have any additional questions or concerns as we work through this unexpected snow storm. 

Stay Warm,

Joe Potkanowicz – GM

Precision Landscape and Maintenance

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Updated 6:03 AM 3/27/23

Good Morning and Happy Monday!

This snow came out of left field.  Between the Saturday morning snow storm and this mornings snow storm, we are finally getting some spring moisture.  The depths we are seeing vary across Northern Colorado. The factor we need to take into consideration is snow compression and melting.     Below are the depths we are finding as the snow is still flying. 

Fort Collins – 3″

Loveland – 3″

Windsor – 5-6″

Berthoud – 4-5″

The temperatures throughout the day will melt a decent amount of this, however, we are still going to deploy on any job with a 2″ or lower trigger depth since the high today is only 37 degrees and any north facing areas have about 2 additional inches of accumulation than the south facing side. 

We will be deploying to our HOA’s when the snow stops here in the next couple hours and we are hopeful to get all of the snow removed by the end of the day today.

Please reach out to us VIA Chat or Email with any questions or concerns!

Joe Potkanowicz – GM

Precision Landscape and Maintenance