Guillermo's Landscaping

About Guillermo's Landscaping

The early boat pulls out of Kingston while the town is still mostly asleep, and Highway 104 is empty enough that you can hear the gulls over the holding lanes. Guillermo's Landscaping is often already moving by then — trailer loaded, first lawn of the day cut before the commuters have even docked in Edmonds. Mowing, edging, string trimming and the seasonal cleanups fill out the rest of the route through North Kitsap. Nothing showy about it: the grass down even, the walk blown clear, the gate latched on the way out. By the time the evening ferry comes back in, the lawn is standing up straight again and the house looks looked-after.