Every yard has a strip along the fence that decides how the whole place reads, and in Effingham County that is usually where the wild edge tries to come back in. HFF Fencing keeps Springfield lawns with that border in mind — mowing the open ground, running the trimmer clean along posts and rails, edging the walks, clearing what comes down in autumn. Grass, vine and pine straw all lean toward a fence line if nobody argues with them. A yard cut tight to its boundary looks twice as cared for from the street. That small difference is worth showing up for, week after week.