Company Overview
16 Acres Landscaping is a trusted Springfield, MA, landscaping company dedicated to solving common local lawn and garden challenges. Homeowners across Hampden County often face issues like crumbling landscape edging and unsightly dead patches in their lawns. Our team provides expert solutions to these problems, restoring clean, defined borders and revitalizing turf to create a healthy, attractive property. We understand the local soil conditions and climate, allowing us to offer durable, effective repairs and maintenance. Serving Springfield, MA and the surrounding communities, we are committed to enhancing curb appeal and solving the practical landscaping issues that matter most to our neighbors.
Key Services
- Lawn care
- Tree care services
Questions and Answers
What's the best way to repair damaged landscape edging in my Springfield yard?
Damaged edging is common here due to frost heave and wear. We typically assess the material—whether it's plastic, metal, or stone—and the extent of the damage. For a lasting repair, we often recommend removing the compromised section, re-excavating a clean trench, and installing a new, durable edging material properly secured for our New England winters. This restores a crisp border that protects your beds and lawn.
Why do dead lawn areas keep appearing in my Springfield home's yard, and how can I fix them?
Dead patches in Springfield are often caused by compacted soil, pet spots, disease, or improper watering. The fix starts with diagnosing the root cause. We'll test the soil, check for grubs or fungus, and then recommend a solution, which may include aeration, targeted overseeding with hardy grass varieties suited to our area, and adjusting your watering schedule. Proper diagnosis is key to a permanent fix.
Can you help prevent my lawn edging from getting damaged again after a repair?
Absolutely. Prevention is about proper installation and material choice. We use materials that can withstand Springfield's freeze-thaw cycles and install them at the correct depth with adequate anchoring. We might also recommend slight grading adjustments to improve drainage away from the edging, reducing water and ice pressure that leads to heaving and damage.

















