Lawn care & snow removal questions, answered

We’re based at 1310 E 16th St in Loveland and serve Loveland, Fort Collins, Windsor, Berthoud, Johnstown, Timnath, Wellington and Severance, plus nearby parts of Larimer and Weld counties. See all service areas.

Weekly and bi-weekly lawn mowing, snow removal, landscaping and seasonal cleanups, shrub trimming, sod and turf installation, core aeration and overseeding, and fertilization and weed control for homes, rentals, HOAs and small commercial properties.

Every property is different, so we give free, upfront quotes based on lawn size, slope, obstacles and how often you want service. We keep pricing transparent and will price-match a comparable written quote. Request your free quote.

No. High Road is owner-operated by Nick and Kat, and our own crew does every job.

Yes. We clear driveways, walkways, sidewalks and small commercial lots across Loveland and Northern Colorado. Many customers bundle snow removal with summer mowing for year-round service.

Most quote requests get a response within one business day. For the fastest answer, call or text (970) 646-1878, Monday–Friday 8am–5pm.

No. We offer weekly and bi-weekly mowing plans, seasonal snow removal plans and one-time services. Commercial and HOA properties can choose annual agreements.

We’ll shift to the next available day and keep you posted. Mowing wet grass can damage turf and leave a messy cut.

Yes. Much of our work is in HOA neighborhoods, and we keep cut heights, edges and shrubs within community standards.

We’ll go over payment options with your quote. Ask Nick or Kat what works best for you.

During peak growth (May–June and again in early fall), weekly mowing is best. In the heat of mid-summer, growth slows and some lawns can move to bi-weekly. We’ll recommend the right frequency for your yard.

Colorado State University Extension recommends 2.5–3 inches for Colorado lawn grasses, kept consistent all season, and never removing more than one-third of the blade at once.

Most Northern Colorado lawns benefit from core aeration at least once a year, and high-traffic or clay-heavy lawns from twice a year (spring and fall).

We plan routes as storms roll in and clear accounts after snowfall based on your plan. Seasonal customers are prioritized. Ask about the trigger depth for your property when you get your quote.

Ask us during your quote and we’ll provide current documentation for your records or your HOA.

We assign a regular service day by neighborhood route so you’ll know when to expect us. If weather pushes us back, we’ll let you know.

Your choice. Mulching returns nutrients to the soil and is usually best for lawn health; we bag on request or when grass got too long.

Mowing at the right height, string trimming around obstacles, edging along sidewalks and driveways, and blowing clippings off hard surfaces.

Usually just a few days, depending on route availability. In spring, booking early helps lock in your preferred day.

Yes: spring cleanups, fall leaf cleanups, rental make-ready cleanups and overgrown yard catch-ups.

Yes. Shrub, bush and evergreen trimming is one of our most requested services.

Spring (April–May) and fall (September–early October) are best. Read our aeration timing guide.

CSU Extension recommends 2.5–3 inches for Colorado lawns. See our mowing height guide.

Loveland and Fort Collins require sidewalks to be cleared within 24 hours after a storm. See the full rules.

We clear driveways, walkways and sidewalks with the right equipment for each property, from snow blowers to shovels.

Yes. Landlords and property managers use us for weekly mowing, turnover cleanups and snow removal.

Yes, for dog runs, shady areas and spots where grass won’t grow. See sod & turf installation.

Yes. Our new-build lawn guide explains the first-year plan we use.

Yes, usually in October as part of a fall cleanup. When to blow out sprinklers.

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