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Decades of Experience
Farm drainage and excavation experience built through work on hundreds of Wisconsin farms since 1969.
Why Kiesow?
Experience in the field. Precision in the plan.
Since 1969, Kiesow has helped hundreds of Wisconsin farms solve drainage and excavation challenges with careful site analysis, GPS-based planning and professional installation.
Serving Farms Since 1969Decades of Wisconsin field experience
GPS Field AnalysisPlan around elevation and drainage patterns
Custom Project PlanningSolutions based on your land and needs
Tile Map at CompletionDocumentation of installed drainage tile
Built around the field in front of us.
Inspection, planning and installation focused on the conditions of your property.
A Practical Approach
Good drainage starts before the first tile goes in.
Kiesow’s approach begins by understanding the problem you are trying to solve. The field is analyzed, site conditions are inspected and a drainage plan is developed around the land rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all layout.
For agricultural drainage projects, GPS analysis and an on-foot field inspection help evaluate elevation, drainage patterns and the route the system should take. From there, Kiesow develops a plan, provides an estimate and completes the work professionally.
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GPS-Guided Analysis
Field elevation and drainage conditions can be evaluated before installation begins.
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Plans That Fit the Property
The proposed drainage or excavation plan is developed around your needs, expectations and site conditions.
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Professional Follow-Through
Kiesow emphasizes timely, professional work and provides a map of installed tile when a drainage project is complete.
The Kiesow Process
From drainage problem to finished installation.
The original Kiesow process is straightforward: understand the need, inspect the field, develop the plan, establish the cost and complete the work with documentation.
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Understand Your Needs
Start with a thorough discussion of the drainage or excavation problem, your expectations and what you want the property to accomplish.
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Inspect & Analyze
For farm drainage, Kiesow conducts GPS analysis along with a walking inspection of the field or fields involved.
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Develop the Plan
A drainage plan or excavation approach is proposed based on the site conditions and the results you are trying to achieve.
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Provide an Estimate
You receive an estimate for the proposed work so the project scope and budget are clear before work begins.
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Complete the Work
Kiesow performs the installation or excavation work with an emphasis on timely, professional execution.
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Document the Installation
When a drain tile project is finished, Kiesow furnishes a map showing the installed tile for future reference.
What You Can Expect
A contractor focused on the result, not just the installation.
Kiesow states that customer satisfaction is the best measure of success. That shows up in the way the company evaluates the property, discusses the plan and follows through on the work.
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Needs and expectations discussed firstThe project begins with the problem you want solved.
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Relevant references available on requestAsk about previous Kiesow work related to your project.
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Professional project executionWork is planned and performed with attention to timing and field conditions.
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Useful project documentationCompleted agricultural tile installations include a map of the installed tile.
Know what was installed — and where.
A completed tile map gives you useful documentation of the drainage system for future field work, maintenance and property planning.
Wisconsin Farm Drainage
Request a Free Consultation
Have a wet field or drainage problem?
Talk with Kiesow about the field, the water problem and what you want to improve. The consultation is free, and the first step is understanding the property before recommending a solution.
Experience the Kiesow approach on your property.
Call about agricultural drainage, excavation or another land-improvement project anywhere in Wisconsin.