Beverly rides a set of low hills, and anyone who has mowed one knows the grade is the whole job — the turn at the top, the strip along the retaining wall, the shady half that grows slower than the rest. Hillside Landscape works those slopes: mowing, trimming, edging, mulch in the beds, and the spring and fall cleanups that clear a yard of what the weather left behind. From the high lawns you can catch a slice of water past the rooftops on a clear morning, which is a decent thing to look at while the mower warms up. A hillside cut cleanly, with the edges held straight across the pitch, reads better than flat ground ever will. That's the part worth getting right.