Central Heights sits up in copper country, the Pinal Mountains standing green-black to the south and old mine terraces stepping down the hills the other way. At thirty-six hundred feet the summers ease off a little and the monsoon comes in hard over Pinal Peak most July afternoons, which means grass genuinely grows here. A-Z Landscaping keeps up with it — the mowing on schedule, the trimming close, the edges honest, the clippings gone — through the yards between Globe and Miami. There is pride in a kept yard in a working town: it says somebody is home and paying attention. Cut even, borders clean, everything hauled off.