The professional digging services at MUDTeCH have constructed landscape spaces for homes and businesses alike. With professional resdential concrete services (as well as commercial concrete services) and slurry wall construction, we are capable of designing landscpae spaces such as:
- Garden Ponds
- Artificial Lakes
- Fish Farming Ponds
- Large Scale Fountains
- Natural Pools
- Koi Ponds
- and more!
We’re dedicated to fulfilling each customer’s landscape vision with our professional excavation and pond mapping services. Contact us today to get a quote on your dream outdoor waterscape.
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Residential Pond Builders
Homeowners looking to design their dream landscape look to MUDTeCH for their artificial pond and lake digging needs. With a full team of civil engineers, we’re ready to tackle any landscaping renovation.
Our professionals look for specific topographic information during initial construction, such as:
- Earth zones optimal for digging
- Depth necessary to fit client needs (Like fish)
- Alternative water sources for dry ponds
- Drainage construction
- Liner requirements
- Environmental details specific to your property
We’ll decide whether liners will be necessary for the type of soil on your property, water sources necessary for ponds or lakes, and beyond. We’ll cover all the heavy-duty thinking, and leave the design aspect up to you and your landscaper.
Commercial Fountain Construction
Largescale fountain digging for businesses requires professional engineers to map out specific structural needs, as well as a dedicated team of constructors to dig out the appropriate dimensions.
These structures are built to last years: ensure that the base of your construction is properly measured and dug out with the experienced services from MUDTeCH.
Pond Construction Service Areas
MUDTeCH provides construction services in Wisconsin cities and towns, including:
City | County | Average Annual Rainfall |
Milwaukee | Milwaukee County | 34.8 |
Madison | Dane County | 34.5 |
Green Bay | Brown County | 29.5 |
Kenosha | Kenosha County | 36.1 |
Racine | Racine County | 21.5 |
Appleton | Outagamie, Calumette County | 31.1 |
Waukesha | Waukesha County | 35 |
Oshkosh | Winnebago County | 31.6 |
Eau Claire | Eau Claire, Chippewa County | 31 |
Janesville | Rock County | 36 |
West Allis | Milwaukee County | 33.82 |
La Crosse | La Crosse County | 33.1 |
Sheboygan | Sheboygan County | 32.7 |
Wauwatosa | Milwaukee County | 35 |
Fond du Lac | Fond du Lac County | 29.9 |
New Berlin | Waukesha County | 35 |
Wausau | Marathon County | 32.4 |
Brookfield | Waukesha County | 34 |
Beloit | Rock County | 36.3 |
Greenfield | Milwaukee County | 36 |
Menomonee Falls | Waukehsa County | 34 |
Franklin | Milwaukee County | 36 |
Oak Creek | Milwaukee County | 36 |
Manitowoc | Manitowoc County | 31.2 |
West Bend | Washington County | 34 |
Sun Prairie | Dane County | 35 |
Superior | Douglas County | 30.7 |
Mount Pleasant | Racine County | 35 |
Neenah | Winnebago County | 31 |
Fitchburg | Dane County | 36 |
Caledonia | Racine County | 35 |
Muskego | Waukesha County | 35 |
Watertown | Jefferson, Dodge County | 36 |
De Pere | Brown County | 30 |
Mequon | Ozaukee County | 34 |
South Milwaukee | Milwaukee County | 36 |
Germantown | Washington County | 35 |
Pleasant Prairie | Racine County | 35 |
Marshfield | Wood, Marathon County | 30 |
...and everywhere in between.
We don’t just service Wisconsin: as a full civil engineering firm, we will travel throughout the Midwest to help you quote and complete your artificial lake construction job.
Existing Pond or Lake Enlargment
If you have an existing natural lake or pond and want to enlarge it, MUDTeCH can help with this, too. We can dredge and widen existing lakes and ponds with our heavy-duty equipment--without destroying your property.
Contact MUDTeCH for more pricing information and to get your quote today.
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Additional Commercial Services From MudTech
MUDTeCH™ does more than install helical piers. We provide a variety of commercial services across the Midwest, including: