Retaining Walls

Retaining walls are structured barriers designed to hold back soil and prevent erosion on sloped landscapes. They are commonly used in both residential and commercial properties to create flat areas for landscaping, patios, or gardens, enhancing the usability of Washington’s sloped terrain. The installation process typically begins with site preparation, where the area is cleared and leveled. Next, a strong foundation is built, often involving the use of gravel, followed by the selection of materials such as concrete, stone, or bricks to form the wall itself. Proper drainage is essential during installation, as it helps mitigate water pressure buildup behind the wall. Once installed, retaining walls can significantly improve soil stability, reducing the risk of landslides and soil erosion. Additionally, they can enhance the aesthetic appeal of a landscape by creating visually pleasing tiers. Overall, retaining walls not only support environmental stability but also increase property value by maximizing usable outdoor space.

• Natural Stone / Boulder
• Segmental Retaining Wall (SRW) Blocks
• Poured Concrete
• Installation and Repair