Gringo Handyman

About Gringo Handyman

City lots east of the highway get measured in steps rather than acres: a run of grass, a gate, a wall somebody painted, a bougainvillea leaning over from next door. Gringo Handyman keeps those small Miami properties in trim — mowing what grass there is, edging tight to the concrete, running the trimmer along walls and gate posts, cutting hedges back off the pavement, and clearing the whole thing down to swept ground. On a tight lot there's no distance to hide a rough edge, so the finishing is most of the job. Between Wynwood's murals and the low buildings of Edgewater, a well-kept strip of green reads louder than its size. Small yards, done thoroughly.