Rolling Suds of Seattle

About Rolling Suds of Seattle

When a rare real snow does reach Woodinville, it lands first and lightest along the Tolt Pipeline Trail and the vineyard rows that edge it, a thin white coating on ground more used to Pacific rain. Rolling Suds of Seattle clears driveways along that stretch of the valley, working quickly on the kind of snow Western Washington rarely gets and even more rarely keeps, before a warmer afternoon turns it all back to the valley's usual damp. There's a hush to the trail on those mornings, walkers and cyclists thinned out, vine rows standing bare and quiet under a coat of white likely gone by tomorrow. Getting a driveway cleared fast on a morning like that means someone doesn't miss the rare chance to actually see snow on the vines before it melts. It's brief, careful work suited to a valley that treats snow more as a novelty than a season.