Custom Homes on Lauderdale Lakes

Three connected lakes, a quieter pace, and a shoreline of classic lake places. Lauderdale Lakes rewards builders who sweat the details.

Building in Lauderdale Lakes

Building on the Lauderdale chain

Lauderdale Lakes, the chain of Green Lake, Middle Lake, and Mill Lake, is the understated corner of the county's lake country. The shoreline mixes long-held cottages with newer year-round homes, and the community prizes the lakes' clean, quiet character.

Monien Construction renovates and rebuilds Lauderdale Lakes properties for year-round living: four-season conversions, whole-home renovations, and new builds on the chain designed to sit lightly on their lots.

Owner Nick Monien is on site for every Lauderdale Lakes commission, from the first walk to the final one.

Bright sitting room with wide windows overlooking the countryside
Four-season rooms with a view.

Building in Lauderdale Lakes

  • The chain: Green Lake, Middle Lake, and Mill Lake shoreline work
  • Four-season conversions: cottages rebuilt for year-round living
  • Lakefront care: shoreline rules and low-impact siting
  • One contact: the owner runs the job
Whitewashed brick hearth with floating wood shelves
A rebuilt hearth, cottage character kept.
Lauderdale Lakes questions

Questions about building in Lauderdale Lakes

Does Monien Construction work on Lauderdale Lakes?

Yes. Monien Construction renovates and builds on Lauderdale Lakes, the chain of Green Lake, Middle Lake, and Mill Lake, and has been building across Walworth County since 2008.

Can you convert a seasonal cottage on Lauderdale Lakes to year-round use?

Yes. Four-season conversions are core work: insulation, systems, structure, and finishes rebuilt so the cottage lives like a home in January.

Do you manage shoreline rules on Lauderdale Lakes?

Yes. Setbacks, buffers, and county approvals are handled as part of every lakefront project on the chain.

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Planning a project in Lauderdale Lakes?

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