Scheduled mowing
Weekly mowing, trimming and edging for owner-occupied homes and rentals, cut at about 3 to 3.5 inches. See residential lawn care.
RAH Solutions LLC serves Whitewater with lawn mowing, lawn repair, sod, landscaping, concrete, cleanups and snow removal for homes, rentals and businesses. The company is based in Edgerton, about 18 miles west on Highway 59, and estimates are free.
RAH Solutions LLC is a licensed and insured, family-owned landscaper based in Edgerton, Wisconsin. Robert Harried started the company in 2023, and it serves homes and businesses in Whitewater and across the surrounding counties.
Yes. RAH Solutions LLC offers all 15 of its services in Whitewater, including weekly mowing, lawn restoration, sod, planting beds, concrete, grading, seasonal cleanups and snow plowing. The work is done by the company’s own crew with its own equipment, and on-site estimates are free.
If you are looking for lawn care near me in Whitewater, it helps to know how mixed the town is. Whitewater has 14,889 residents (2020 census) and sits mostly in Walworth County, with its northern edge in Jefferson County. It was founded where Whitewater Creek meets Spring Brook, and two small lakes, Cravath Lake and Trippe Lake, lie inside the city.
Whitewater is also home to the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater. For a house near campus that is rented out, the owner usually needs yard work on a set schedule rather than one-off visits: grass cut weekly from spring into fall, leaves gone before winter, and the driveway and walks open after a storm.
Around Cravath and Trippe lakes and along Whitewater Creek, yards that slope toward the water can stay soft at the low end well into spring. Southeast of the city the land rises toward the Kettle Moraine, a belt of glacial hills and kettle hollows, so lots on that side of town can have more grade to deal with than the flatter blocks near downtown. Out along US Highway 12, commercial sites have wide lawns to mow and large lots to plow.
RAH Solutions looks at each Whitewater property in person before quoting, because a campus rental, a lake lot and a Highway 12 storefront need three different plans.
RAH Solutions LLC offers every service in Whitewater. These four fit a college town with two lakes and real winters.
Weekly mowing, trimming and edging for owner-occupied homes and rentals, cut at about 3 to 3.5 inches. See residential lawn care.
Plowing for driveways, shared parking pads and commercial lots, with accounts set up before the season. See snow removal.
Lawns worn to dirt by foot traffic and parked cars are loosened, graded and either overseeded or sodded. See sod installation.
Mowing, bed care and cleanups for offices, storefronts and multi-unit buildings along Highway 12 and Highway 59. See commercial lawn care.
Three Whitewater conditions matter most, and RAH Solutions goes over each one at the free estimate.

All 15. RAH Solutions LLC lists three that suit Whitewater homes and rental properties here, and the services page lists the rest.

Mowing and yard care plans sized for a home lot.

Plowing for driveways and commercial lots through winter.

Graded, prepared soil and new sod for a lawn you can see right away.
RAH Solutions answers four questions that matter in a university town with a sidewalk deadline.
Yes. RAH Solutions LLC is based in Edgerton, about 18 miles west of Whitewater along Highway 59, and serves Whitewater homes, rental properties and businesses. Call (608) 501-5123, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, for a free on-site estimate.
The City of Whitewater requires snow and ice to be removed from sidewalks within 24 hours after a snowfall or ice event ends. Ice that is too thick to remove has to be treated with salt, sand or a similar material, and the city can clear a walk and bill the owner. RAH Solutions arranges snow removal accounts in the fall. See the questions to ask before signing a snow contract.
RAH Solutions offers mowing, cleanups and snow plowing for residential and commercial properties in Whitewater, and that includes rentals. Owners who do not live in town can set up lawn maintenance for the growing season and a winter account before the first storm. Call to go over the addresses.
It depends on timing and how fast the lawn has to be usable. Seed costs less and does best from mid-August to mid-September, according to UW–Madison Extension. Sod gives cover right away and can go down through most of the growing season if it can be watered daily at first. The sod versus seed guide compares the two.
Call RAH Solutions LLC at (608) 501-5123, Monday–Friday 8 AM–5 PM, or send the form and Robert will set a time to see your property.