The self-styled White Bass Capital, Fremont is a Wolf River village where life revolves around the water.
Fremont sits where the Wolf River widens toward Partridge Lake, a boating and fishing village west of Appleton. Much of the property here is waterfront or close to it, which puts drainage and shoreline care at the center of every project.
We plan Fremont landscapes around the water — stabilizing banks, managing runoff, and choosing plants that thrive in a river-and-lake setting.
Waterfront ground means drainage and erosion come first. We stabilize banks with deep-rooted plantings and stone, manage the low, wet areas, and frame the view instead of blocking it. On the wooded lots, we lean on shade-tolerant natives that thrive under the canopy.
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 morePaver and natural-stone walkways that guide people through your yard safely — built to stay level and ice-free.
Learn moreYes. Wolf River and Partridge Lake lots need bank stabilization, wind-tolerant plants, and smart drainage, which we plan for up front.
About thirty minutes west along the Wolf River — a regular part of our western service area.
Yes. A patio and fire feature oriented to the water make a waterfront yard the best spot around, built on freeze-thaw-ready bases.
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