Landscaping that still looks right in July.
Most landscaping that fails failed underneath. Grade running the wrong way, sod laid on compacted clay, beds cut too shallow to hold an edge.
How we approach it
So we spend the time on the part nobody photographs — grading so water leaves the house, prepping soil before sod touches it, cutting beds deep enough that the edge is still there next spring. The planting is the easy half.
We do the ongoing side too: mowing, edging, bed maintenance, mulch top-ups. If you'd rather hand the whole property over for the season, that's usually cheaper than calling for each piece.
Everything under landscaping.
- Sod installation & overseeding
- Grading and drainage correction
- Bed design, cutting & edging
- Shrub and perennial planting
- Mulch and decorative stone
- Mowing & seasonal maintenance
- Retaining and border walls
- Lawn repair after construction
Timing matters.
Spring and early autumn are generally the better windows for new lawns in Wisconsin. We'll let you know if waiting would give you a better result.
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