Spring Hill climbs steeply enough that half the lawns up there are really terraces, held in place by a retaining wall and a lot of stubbornness. Moises lawn care handles them in the thick of July, when the city holds its heat overnight and the only decent working hours are early — mower up the steps, trim around the wall, edge the path, sweep the walk down clean. Small yards on a slope want a careful cut, not a fast one, and they want the clippings gone so nothing smothers the thin turf underneath. Weeds get pulled out of the beds before they set seed and the shrubs get taken back off the railings. The finish line is a place that looks cared for by the time the neighbors are up.