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What We DoLandscape design & installation · Patios & walkways · Retaining walls · Outdoor living · Planting & gardens · Lawn installation · Irrigation · Mulch & decorative stone · Seasonal cleanups · Snow removal — residential & commercial, across SE Wisconsin.
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Custom, sustainable designs that fit your home and how you live outdoors.
Learn More →Paver and natural‑stone patios, walks, and entryways built for Wisconsin winters.
Learn More →Fire features, seating walls, and gathering spaces that extend your season.
Learn More →Custom planting plans with hardy, Zone‑5b trees, shrubs, and perennials.
Learn More →Fresh sod or seed for a thick, healthy lawn — done right the first time.
Learn More →Efficient sprinkler design and install that keeps everything green, not wasted.
Learn More →We sell and deliver our own mulch and stone — by the yard, to your beds.
Learn More →Spring wake‑ups, fall cleanups, and holiday lighting that keep you sharp year‑round.
Learn More →Reliable residential & commercial plowing and salting across SE Wisconsin.
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Most projects start here. We walk the property with you, talk through how you actually use the space, and design something that combines natural beauty with function and sustainability. Then the same team installs it — no handoff, no finger‑pointing.

A patio is only as good as the base under it. We excavate, compact, and build on a properly drained aggregate base so your pavers don't heave, sink, or separate after the first hard winter. Then we finish the edges and joints so it still looks sharp in year ten.

A retaining wall is structural, not decorative — it holds back soil and moves water where you want it. We build in engineered block for a crisp, uniform look, or in natural boulders for something that reads as part of the landscape. Both get proper drainage tile and backfill so they stay put.

In this climate, an outdoor room earns its keep by extending the season. Fire features, seating walls, and defined gathering spaces turn a yard you look at into a yard you use — from the first warm evening in April to a fire in late October.

Anyone can put a plant in the ground. The trick is choosing material that thrives in SE Wisconsin's winters, in your soil, in your light — and arranging it so the beds look intentional in every season, not just the week they're planted.

Sod gives you an instant, finished lawn. Seed costs less and fills in over a season. We'll tell you honestly which one fits your budget and timeline — then prep the soil properly, because that's the part that decides whether it takes.
A well‑designed sprinkler system puts water exactly where it's needed and nowhere else — which keeps the lawn and beds healthy while keeping the water bill sane. We design zones around how your yard is actually planted.

This is something most design‑build companies can't offer: we stock and deliver our own mulch and decorative stone. That means better pricing, and one call for both the material and the crew to install it. Not sure how much you need? Use the calculator.

The work doesn't stop when the install is done. We come back to wake the property up in spring, put it to bed in fall, and — if you want it — hang the holiday lights so you're not on a ladder in December.
Snow is the service that keeps your business open and your driveway usable. We run residential drives and commercial lots across SE Wisconsin on a seasonal route — so you're not calling around at 5am after eight inches falls overnight. Routes fill up; reserve early.
We visit your property, listen to your goals, and talk budget — no pressure, no obligation.
You get a clear plan and a detailed, itemized estimate before any work begins.
Our crew builds it right — patios, walls, plantings, lawns, irrigation — on schedule.
We walk it with you, then keep it sharp with seasonal cleanups and snow removal.
Not always. A small planting refresh, a mulch delivery, or a cleanup can be scheduled straight away. But for a patio, a retaining wall, or a full‑yard change, a design pays for itself — it's how we make sure the grading, drainage, and materials all work together before anyone starts digging.
It depends on size, material, access to the yard, and how much excavation and base work the site needs. The honest answer is that we won't guess over the phone — the free on‑site estimate exists so you get a real, itemized number instead of a range that changes later.
Block gives you a crisp, uniform, engineered look and is easy to terrace in tight spaces. Boulders read as natural and rugged, and often suit a sloped or wooded lot better. Both hold soil equally well when they're built with proper drainage — it's mostly an aesthetic and site‑fit decision.
Before the first snow — ideally in early fall. Routes are built by geography and they fill up, so reserving a residential drive or a commercial lot in September or October is far safer than calling after a storm is already forecast.
Spring and early summer are busiest, so booking early gets you a better slot. But fall is genuinely a great time to plant — the soil is warm, the air is cool, and plants establish roots before winter. Hardscape like patios and walls can be built almost any time the ground isn't frozen.
Yes. We handle commercial landscape installation and maintenance as well as commercial snow removal and salting for lots, entrances, and sidewalks across Racine, Kenosha, Oak Creek, and Sturtevant.
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Free, no‑obligation estimate — usually scheduled within a week. Send a photo of the space and we'll come out and talk it through.
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In operation since 2014