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Matthews Lawn and Landscaping
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Water Feature - Install a Fountain or Waterfall

Serving Rubicon, WI and surrounding areas

In business since 2002

Free estimates

Warranties offered

Matthews Lawn and Landscaping has been creating beautiful landscapes since 2001. We are a full service design build landscape company with a focus on hardscape construction. We have a great staff that includes a master horticulturist, a landscape architect, and some of the best craftsman in the brick and stone trade. We offer a very personal experience from the conceptual phase with our design team through the complete construction process. Although we have a focus on hardscaping we are involved in many asepcts of landscape construction. Whether your looking for a small garden for some curb appeal or an elaborate landscape of your dreams we want to be a part of your project! Matthews lawn and landscaping is a Licensed building contractor in the state of Wisconsin, an authorized contractor for Unilock, and a member of the Wisconsin Landscape Contractors Association.

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