A structure designed to hold back soil on sloped properties, preventing erosion and creating level areas.
Retaining walls can be built from concrete block, natural stone, timber, or poured concrete. Walls over 4 feet typically require engineering and permits. Proper drainage behind the wall is essential to prevent hydrostatic pressure buildup.
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A layer of crushed gravel mechanically compacted to create a stable foundation for pavers, concrete, or other hardscape.
Individual units of concrete, brick, or natural stone used to create durable outdoor surfaces for patios, driveways, and walkways.
Planned gaps in concrete that allow for thermal expansion and contraction without random cracking.