Transform Your Landscape with Professional Retaining Wall Installation

Concrete is strong and durable, and is the most common material used for retaining walls. With stamps and stains, you can create various styles and designs.

It is a mix of cement, water, gravel, and sand. The concrete mixture is then poured into the forms with rebars, and then left alone to cure. Once cured, contraction joints are added.

With this material, you have two options. One is to have it pre-cast. Second, is to have the walls cast-in-place. Pre-cast walls are made in factories that are then taken to the site for installation. Meanwhile, cast-in-place walls are poured on site.

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Performance and aesthetic-wise, are the best description for paver materials. They are sturdy, climate-resilient, and available in different colors, styles, and designs. Because of this, they are often used in landscaping and hardscaping. To top that off, they are also easy to install.

Heavy and durable. The units cannot be easily dislodged, making them the ideal materials for wall retaining that’s over 3 feet tall.
Paver walls are not as strong as concrete walls, but they are still a good option for many applications.

Natural stones like fieldstone, flagstone, brownstone are mostly used to create a natural-looking retaining wall. It fits right in old-fashioned and historical homes because of its color and texture.

Durable and mostly used for below 3 feet installations.

Pricier due to the complexity of stone retaining besides the pricy material. but they can be more expensive than concrete or paver retaining walls.

This type of retaining wall uses durable and frost-resistant F2/S2-rated bricks. Brick retaining walls are often used in landscaping, thanks to their versatility that allows various designs and applications.

Although strong, durable, and improves curb appeal, this material is pricier than concrete.