Where the Wolf River meets the lakes, Winneconne is a boating village with water at its heart.
Winneconne sits where the Wolf River flows between Lake Butte des Morts and Lake Poygan, a proud river village known for its lift bridge and its boating and fishing. A lot of the property here touches water, which shapes every landscape.
We plan Winneconne yards around the waterfront — stabilizing banks, managing drainage, and choosing wind- and moisture-tolerant plants that thrive near the lakes.
Waterfront property is beautiful and demanding. We stabilize banks with deep-rooted plantings and stone, manage the drainage that comes with low, near-water ground, and choose tough plants that take wind off the lakes.
Where a yard rolls toward the water, a low retaining wall can create usable, level space and hold the grade against erosion.
French drains, dry creek beds, rain gardens, and regrading that end standing water in our clay soil for good.
Learn moreEngineered retaining walls that terrace slopes, stop erosion, and reclaim usable yard — built to hold through freeze-thaw.
Learn moreNative-forward gardens, trees, and shrubs chosen to survive Zone 5 winters and thrive with less water and upkeep.
Learn moreA custom, buildable plan for your whole yard — drainage, plantings, and hardscape that fit your property and our climate.
Learn moreFire pits, outdoor kitchens, pergolas, and seating areas that stretch your short Wisconsin season from spring into fall.
Learn moreLow-voltage LED lighting that makes your home safer, more secure, and stunning after dark — through every season.
Learn moreRegularly. Wolf River and lakeshore lots need bank stabilization, wind-tolerant plants, and smart drainage — all of which we plan for up front.
About twenty-five minutes southwest — an easy trip and a regular part of our service area.
Yes. A patio and fire feature oriented to the view make a waterfront yard the best seat in the house, and we build them on freeze-thaw-ready bases.
DrainagePuddles that linger for days after rain or snowmelt are a clay-soil signature in the Fox Cities. Here is how to diagnose the cause and match it to the right fix.
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DrainageA rain garden turns a soggy problem into an asset — capturing runoff, soaking it into the ground, and feeding pollinators. Here is how they work in Fox Cities clay.
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Cost GuidesA retaining wall is a structure, not just a stack of stone. Here is how the main materials compare on cost and durability — and why drainage behind the wall decides its lifespan.
Read articleOwner-supervised design, hardscaping, and planting for Winneconne, WI and the surrounding area.
