Joe Potkanowicz

Updated 1:18 PM 1/15/2024 As we continue to navigate today’s snowy conditions, I want to provide you with an important update. Our team has now recorded at least 2 inches of snow accumulation across all of our properties. With this significant level of snowfall, we are gearing up to initiate snow removal on all properties

Updated 6:53 AM 1/15/2024 Good Morning! As the snowfall continues across our region, expected to cease around noon, we are facing a significant wind chill, potentially reaching -25 degrees. We have observed snow accumulation varying from 0.25 inches in Windsor to 1 inch in Fort Collins. Our team at Precision Landscape and Maintenance is actively

Updated 4:54 AM 1/13/2024 Good Morning! Here is the latest update regarding snow removal for this snow storm. We did not get as much as we expected, but we are seeing about 1 – 2 inches across the area. North facing driveways could have up to 4 inch drifts on them while southern facing driveways

Updated 11/25/23 at 3:13 PM Hello Everyone! I hope your Saturday has been enjoyable. I’m writing to update you on our snow removal efforts following the recent snowfall. After monitoring the weather, we’re pleased to inform you that the snow has subsided, and no further unexpected snowfalls are anticipated. In response, our snow removal teams

Updated 3:44pm 11/24/2023 Good Afternoon!  Here is the latest update regarding snow removal for this snow storm. We did not get as much as we expected, but we are seeing about 1.5 – 2 inches across the area. North facing driveways could have up to 5 inches on them while southern facing driveways could be

As the vibrant colors of fall adorn Colorado’s landscapes and the crisp autumn air fills the atmosphere, we at Precision Landscape and Maintenance would like to extend our warmest greetings for a Happy Halloween! In this spirited season of spooky tales, jack-o-lanterns, and trick-or-treating, we hope that you find joy in every carved pumpkin and

Happy Sunday, Everyone! Today’s weather brought us a lighter snowfall than initially projected. Instead of the forecasted 5 inches, Northern Colorado has seen an average accumulation closer to 0.5 inches. Due to warm ground temperatures, we’re observing that much of the snow is quickly melting, leaving roadways more slushy than truly snow-covered, although there are

In the rugged and beautiful terrains of Colorado, gardeners and plant enthusiasts are no strangers to the unpredictable weather patterns. While the fall brings a mosaic of colors to our landscapes, it also carries the likelihood of early snowstorms, posing a significant challenge for plant care. Snow in early fall, while the plants are yet

Happy Friday!  Fortunately or unfortunately, it looks as though the snow season has arrived.  Between Saturday and Sunday we are expected to see 5 inches of snowfall around Northern Colorado.  With this said, if 5 inches falls, it does not mean 5 inches is going to accumulate, especially with this being the first snow of