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A curved paver walkway edged in charcoal stone, lit by low landscape lights, curving toward the water on a spring afternoon

Laid to last.

Paver patios, concrete, and retaining walls, built on a base that holds up to a Wisconsin winter.

Location
Lodi, WI
Estimates
Free estimates
Sectors
Residential & commercial

Our work

Curves are the hard part.

Circles, radius edges, walls that follow the grade. Anybody can pour a rectangle — it's the curved work where you can tell who built it.

Circular paver patio with a square fire feature and a curved seat wall, backyard sloping to a lake
Fire patio and curved seat wallPaver patio
Curved grey paver walkway edged in charcoal, flanked by decorative gravel and low landscape lights
Curved paver walkway with path lightingWalkway
Circular grey paver patio set into a broom-finish concrete patio behind a white farmhouse
Circle set into flatworkPaver + concrete

Outdoor living

Fire pit and seat wall

Photographed before the lawn went in.

A raised paver patio behind a modern house, wrapped by segmental block seat walls with a square fire pit in the middle and steps rising to the back door
Fire pit and seat wallHardscaping

Albany

A pool deck on the side of a hill

Outcropping wall to hold the grade, then the whole deck poured around the pool with a radius edge and a curved walk running back to the house. Every one of those curves is hand-formed and hand-finished — you cannot screed a circle off a straightedge.

A wide radius concrete pool deck poured against a limestone outcropping wall, with the house beyond
Radius deck against the wallConcrete + wall
Two crew members kneeling at the pool edge, hand-troweling the fresh concrete deck
Hand-finishing the pool edgeConcrete
The pool and concrete deck on a hilltop, outcropping boulders along the edge, and a curved concrete walkway running back toward the driveway
Deck, boulders and the walk backConcrete

Before & after

People usually call when something's failing.

The finished limestone outcropping wall holding the grade beside the garage
The original boulder wall and overgrown planting bed along the side of the house, before the rebuild
BeforeAfter

Outcropping wall

This wall was done

The old boulder wall was coming apart and the hill was moving with it. We tore it out, put drainage stone behind it, and rebuilt with quarried limestone outcropping. Bigger stone, set deeper, and somewhere for the water to go.

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Weathered timber steps and a failing timber retaining wall, overgrown with weeds, beside a raised deck
Before

Rotted timber, grade sliding behind it

A three-dimensional landscape design model of the house, showing the new retaining wall, steps and pool surround
The plan

Modeled before anybody dug

The finished limestone outcropping wall holding the grade along the length of the pool, seen from the same position as the design model
Built

The same view, once the wall was in

Wide quarried limestone steps rising from the pool deck to the house, with the new wall curving away
The steps

Outcropping stone along the pool deck

Two views of the outcropping wall: the long run behind the pool, and the section continuing past the house toward the trees
The other side

Two more sections of the same run

Poolside rebuild

Timber walls to outcropping stone

The old timber walls around the pool had rotted out and the grade behind them was going with them. We modeled the whole thing first so the owners could see the step layout and the wall line before anybody dug, then rebuilt it in quarried limestone outcropping.

Before

Rotted timber, grade sliding behind it

The plan

Modeled before anybody dug

Built

The same view, once the wall was in

The steps

Outcropping stone along the pool deck

The other side

Two more sections of the same run

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Multi-family courtyard

The timbers had rotted out

The old timber wall had gone soft and was leaning out over a walkway people use every day. The whole thing came out. We rebuilt it in engineered block with tiered beds, drainage behind it, and handrails that meet code.

The failing stacked-timber retaining wall, rotted and leaning, wrapping the corner of the shared parking area
Before
The rebuilt courtyard with tiered segmental block walls, planting beds and new handrails
After

What we do

Hardscaping, concrete, retaining walls.

Same crew on all three, and the same base prep under all of it.

Circular paver patio with a curved seat wall and fire feature

Hardscaping

Patios, walkways, seat walls, steps, and fire pits — built from the base up.

  • Paver patios and courtyards
  • Walkways and steppers
  • Seat walls and pillars
  • Fire pits and fire features
  • Steps and landings
  • Landscape lighting
A wide radius concrete pool deck poured against a limestone outcropping wall, with the house beyond

Concrete

Driveways and flatwork, poured and finished to handle the freeze-thaw.

  • Driveways and aprons
  • Patios and flatwork
  • Sidewalks and service walks
  • Broom, exposed, and stamped finishes
  • Tear-out and replacement
  • Grading and base prep
Limestone outcropping retaining wall alongside a home

Retaining walls

Engineered block when it should blend in, natural stone when it should stand out.

  • Segmental block walls
  • Limestone outcropping walls
  • Tiered and terraced grade
  • Boulder placement
  • Drainage and backfill
  • Failing wall replacement

Commercial lawn maintenance

Weekly mowing for commercial properties across the greater Madison area, on a schedule you can plan around.

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How the job runs

Fewer people on your project.

A job like this usually takes three or four different companies — someone to excavate, someone to haul material, someone to handle the debris, someone to build. We do all of it ourselves. That's fewer trucks in your driveway, fewer schedules to line up, and fewer places for the timeline to slip.

  • We own the dumpster company

    Blue Disposal is ours. Demo and spoils go straight into our own roll-off — nothing for you to rent, and no waiting on a rental company to drop one off or come get it.

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  • Our own trucks

    We haul our own material. Your start date doesn't hang on somebody else's delivery window, and we can go back for more the same day.

  • One crew, start to finish

    The people who quote it are the people who build it. One number to call, and nobody pointing at another company when something runs late.

The shop

Most of the job is under the surface.

Raemisch Enterprises monogram

Owner-operated out of Lodi since 2020.
On job sites from Mauston to Janesville.

A patio is only as good as what's under it. Wisconsin ground freezes, lifts, and settles every year. Whether a surface still sits flat in ten years or starts rocking by the third spring comes down almost entirely to the base — how deep it was dug, what went back in, and how well it drains.

So that's where the time goes. Digging to the right depth, compacting the aggregate in lifts, putting drainage where the water actually runs. It's the least interesting part of the job, and it's the part that decides whether the rest of it holds.

Very happy with the quality of work that Michael and the crew did with my project. They also mow my lawn bi-weekly and they do a fantastic job, would highly recommend.
Brent, MadisonHardscape and lawn maintenanceGoogle review
Very professional and willing to collaborate and make adjustments in the design phase. Very good communication. Patio installation was executed flawlessly. The employees were diligent and of good character. All around good experience.
Tracy, LodiPaver patioGoogle review

Where we work

From Mauston to Janesville

We're based in Lodi and work across south-central Wisconsin. Don't see your town? Call anyway — we travel for the right job.

  • Arlington
  • Baraboo
  • Beloit
  • Columbus
  • Cross Plains
  • DeForest
  • Edgerton
  • Evansville
  • Fitchburg
  • Fort Atkinson
  • Janesville
  • Lake Mills
  • Lodi
  • Madison
  • Mauston
  • Middleton
  • Milton
  • Mount Horeb
  • Oregon
  • Pardeeville
  • Portage
  • Poynette
  • Prairie du Sac
  • Reedsburg
  • Sauk City
  • Stoughton
  • Sun Prairie
  • Verona
  • Waunakee
  • Wisconsin Dells

Get a quote

Estimates are free.

Tell us roughly what you're after and we'll come look at the grade, the drainage, and how we'd get equipment in. Then you get a written number. No obligation.

Call the shop(608) 220-6533

raemischenterprises@gmail.com

102 Industrial Park Rd, Lodi, WI 53555

Based in Lodi — job sites from Mauston to Janesville. See the towns.

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