Addison sits where the glaciers quit tidying up: kettle lakes scattered through the Irish Hills, Devils Lake and Round Lake holding the sky, and hills that roll rather than level off. Am-Vet Lawn Care mows that terrain — slopes, shorelines, side yards that fall away toward water. A morning cut here starts in mist coming off the lakes and ends with the grass drying pale gold in full sun. Trimming and edging finish the job where a lawn meets a seawall, a gravel drive, the base of an old oak. By the time the truck loads up, a yard looks the way the hills do from the road: ordered without being flattened.