Joe Potkanowicz

Updated 2:39pm MST on 1/25/25 Good Afternoon, We wanted to provide you with the latest update on the ongoing snowstorm and our plans for snow removal. As of 2:15 PM, the following snow totals have been reported: Our crews have been working tirelessly since 12:00 AM when the storm first moved in, maintaining safe and […]

Updated 8:31 AM on 1/18/2025 Good Morning! As of 8:00 AM, we have deployed all of our snow removal crews to begin clearing snow on all HOA properties. Our teams are prepared and ready to ensure safe and accessible conditions for your communities. It appears the snow is now moving out of our area, and

UPDATED 1/7/25 AT 9:39 AM As of 9:30 AM, the snowfall has stopped, and we have observed the following accumulations across the region: We have now deployed our crews to properties where the trigger depth has been met to begin clearing snow. Our team is working diligently to ensure safe and accessible conditions for all

Dear Homeowners and Property Managers, We hope this message finds you well. As we prepare for the upcoming storm projected to bring anywhere from 2 to 6 inches of snow across Northern Colorado, we want to share our plans and keep you informed. Given that overnight temperatures are not expected to drop below freezing, we

Property Managers and Homeowners, As fall approaches and cooler temperatures settle in, we’ve noticed a significant slowdown in grass growth. With this in mind, we have planned three more mowings for the remainder of the season. Our final scheduled mowing dates are as follows: These will be the final mowings for this year as we

As we welcome the refreshing change of seasons, Precision Landscape and Maintenance is excited to announce the commencement of our specialized spring services designed to revitalize and enhance the health and beauty of your landscapes. Over the next month, our dedicated team will be implementing a comprehensive spring maintenance program, including Aeration, Fertilization (with Pre-Emergent

Happy Monday! This snow storm was not our typical spring storm that we expect in March. The wind that rolled through the area in the afternoon cooled down a lot of the hardscapes in the area causing some snow to accumulate early on in the snow storm. As the storm is leaving our area around

Updated 4:17 AM on 3/15/2024 Happy Friday Everyone! The second round of this snow storm left around 2 to 4 inches of snow across Northern Colorado. The farther south you are, the more snow you likely received. This snow is still wet and heavy which means snow removal may take longer than normal. We have

Updated at 4:52 AM on 3/14/2024 Good Morning! On this episode of “What Colorado City Got All Of The Snow”, today’s winner is Loveland! Fort Collins, Windsor, and Greeley areas have little to no snow accumulation. Loveland on the other hand received around 2-4″ overnight. Due to the wet and heavy nature of this snow

Happy Saturday! Another weekend, another snow storm. As of 12:00 AM Saturday, the snow has left our area and we are seeing an average of 1.5″ across Northern Colorado. Below are the depths we are reporting: North Fort Collins – 1 inch South Fort Collins – 1 inch West Loveland – 1 inch East Loveland