A retaining wall is designed to hold back soil and prevent erosion, especially on sloped properties. It can also create level areas for landscaping, prevent flooding, and add structure to your landscape.

We use a variety of materials to build retaining walls, including natural stone, concrete blocks, brick, and timber. The choice of material depends on your aesthetic preferences, budget, and the functional needs of your landscape.

Retaining walls prevent soil erosion by stabilizing slopes and directing water flow. They keep soil in place, reduce runoff, and prevent the washing away of valuable topsoil during heavy rains.

The time required to build a retaining wall depends on the size and complexity of the project. Smaller walls can take a few days, while larger, more complex projects may take up to a week or more to complete.

Retaining walls are relatively low-maintenance, but occasional inspections are recommended to ensure they are stable and functioning properly. Minor maintenance such as cleaning, removing debris, and checking drainage systems can help extend the life of your retaining wall.