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Concrete retaining walls in East Texas
Walls that hold the slope and move the water, built for the soil on your lot.
- Wall
- Drain rock
- Drain pipe
- Footing
The job
Water behind a wall is what pushes it over. We look at the soil and where the water goes before we design the wall, then build the footing, the wall and the drainage behind it as one job.
Designed for the soil · drainage built in
On the order
- Designed for the soil on your lot
- Footing dug and poured first
- Drain rock and a pipe behind the wall
- Backfilled and graded when the wall is done
- Decorative finish options
How it runs
Start to finish, the work goes in this order.
- 01Site review and design
- 02Excavation and footing preparation
- 03Drainage installed
- 04Wall built and finished
- 05Backfill and final grading
Retaining walls: questions
Anything about your own ground or schedule, call and ask.
Why does a retaining wall need drainage?
Soil soaked with rain pushes much harder than dry soil. Drain rock and a pipe behind the wall let the water out, so it isn’t leaning on the wall.
Can a concrete wall be finished to look better than plain gray?
Yes. Decorative finishes are available, so the wall fits the yard around it.
Ask for a date
Free on-site estimate anywhere around Noonday and Tyler. Call us or send the form, and you hear back within 24 hours.
Call us
(903) 787-0487- Based in
- Noonday, Texas
- Works
- Noonday, Tyler & East Texas
- Hours
- Mon–Fri7 AM – 6 PMSat8 AM – 4 PMSunClosed