Four Seasons Landscaping serves Lancaster homeowners with paver patios, retaining walls, fire features, and complete outdoor living spaces — with no travel surcharge for Grant County addresses.
Lancaster is the county seat of Grant County — and like most of Grant County, it sits squarely in the Driftless Area. That means varied topography, clay-heavy soils that complicate drainage, and a climate that demands materials and construction methods designed for genuine Zone 5a freeze-thaw cycles.
Four Seasons Landscaping is based just 15 miles southeast in Platteville, which means Lancaster and surrounding rural Grant County properties are a regular part of our service area. We travel here without a significant travel premium, and we know the local terrain. Courthouse Square-area properties, historic neighborhoods near downtown, and newer developments on the outskirts all present different challenges — we've worked on all of them.
Whether you're looking to add a paver patio for outdoor entertaining, stabilize a sloped backyard with a retaining wall, or create a complete outdoor living space, we'll come out to your Lancaster-area property and put together a free estimate.
"Four Seasons came out to our Lancaster property, took the time to understand exactly what we wanted, and delivered a patio and fire pit that exceeded our expectations. The crew was professional and the site was clean throughout the project."
Lancaster is approximately 15 miles northwest of our Platteville headquarters — about 20 minutes via Highway 80. We serve Lancaster and surrounding rural Grant County properties as a routine part of our schedule and do not charge a significant travel premium for Lancaster-area work.
Every project below was designed and installed by our own crew — no subcontractors.
We serve all of Grant County — including Lancaster, Fennimore, Cuba City, Boscobel, and surrounding rural areas. Grant County is our home territory and we don't charge a significant travel surcharge for any address within the county.
Grant County soils are clay-heavy in most areas, which means poor drainage and significant movement through freeze-thaw cycles. We dig deeper compacted aggregate bases (typically 8–10 inches or more) under all hardscape and engineer drainage into every project. This is why locally-built hardscape holds up when work from out-of-area contractors often settles or heaves within a few years.
Yes — we're experienced with older properties that require material sensitivity and a design approach that complements rather than conflicts with the home's era. We'll select materials and plant choices that fit the property's character.
Schedule a free estimate. We'll visit your Lancaster, WI property, talk through your goals, and put together an estimate — no obligation.
