Service Areas
Sixteen communities across Milwaukee, Waukesha and Ozaukee counties.
ALT Landscaping serves Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, West Allis, Greenfield, Glendale, Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Oak Creek, Franklin, Cudahy, Greendale, Brookfield, Waukesha, New Berlin, Menomonee Falls and Mequon, Wisconsin. Lawn care, landscaping, seasonal cleanups and snow removal are available throughout the service area.
Every community here has its own soil, its own housing stock and its own problems: clay in the city, gravel out toward the Kettle Moraine, deep shade in Tosa, wind off the lake in Cudahy. Pick your town to see what that means for your yard.
Milwaukee, WI
Milwaukee city lots are narrow, deep and often alley-served, which means a lot of the work happens in a strip six to twelve feet wide between the house and the neighbor.
Landscaping in MilwaukeeWauwatosa, WI
Tosa has some of the heaviest tree canopy in the county, the oaks through Washington Highlands and along the Menomonee River valley produce a leaf load that overwhelms a homeowner with a rake.
Landscaping in WauwatosaWest Allis, WI
West Allis is block after block of compact bungalow lots with alley garages and small, square front yards.
Landscaping in West AllisGreenfield, WI
Greenfield is largely post-war ranch homes on wide, open lots with full sun and very little mature shade.
Landscaping in GreenfieldGlendale, WI
Glendale sits along the Milwaukee River with wooded lots, real grade changes and bluff-side properties where erosion and drainage matter as much as appearance.
Landscaping in GlendaleShorewood, WI
Shorewood is one of the densest villages in Wisconsin, narrow lots, short setbacks, street terraces, and almost no on-site space to stage material.
Landscaping in ShorewoodWhitefish Bay, WI
Whitefish Bay pairs a mature street canopy with older homes on tight setbacks, so the planting scale has to be right, a shrub that is fine at the nursery can be pressing on a window in six years.
Landscaping in Whitefish BayOak Creek, WI
Oak Creek is newer subdivision construction on big, open, wind-exposed lots.
Landscaping in Oak CreekFranklin, WI
Franklin has the largest average residential lots in Milwaukee County, with plenty of properties on a half acre or more and some backing onto woods or the Root River corridor.
Landscaping in FranklinCudahy, WI
Cudahy is compact worker-cottage lots close to the lake, with alley access on most blocks and steady wind off Lake Michigan.
Landscaping in CudahyGreendale, WI
Greendale was built as a planned Greenbelt town and it still shows, the Originals district has small, deliberately composed lots where the landscaping is part of a coherent village look, and the surrounding subdivisions are more conventional post-war suburban.
Landscaping in GreendaleBrookfield, WI
Brookfield properties are large, frequently wooded, and established, which means mature plantings that have grown past their intended size, deep leaf volume in fall, and enough lot to make maintenance a real time commitment.
Landscaping in BrookfieldWaukesha, WI
Waukesha sits at the edge of the Kettle Moraine, and the soils reflect it, noticeably more gravel and sand than the clay that dominates Milwaukee County.
Landscaping in WaukeshaNew Berlin, WI
New Berlin is large suburban lots, many of them backing onto open ground or old farm parcels, with full-sun exposure and long property lines.
Landscaping in New BerlinMenomonee Falls, WI
Menomonee Falls mixes older village lots with newer subdivisions, and the Menomonee River corridor cuts wooded ravines through parts of the community.
Landscaping in Menomonee FallsMequon, WI
Mequon is defined by large lots, one to five acres is common, with heavy tree cover, wooded edges and serious deer pressure on ornamental plantings.
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