Walls That Hold. Levels That Stay.
Armour stone, interlocking block and timber retaining walls across Rockland, Prescott-Russell and Ottawa. The base, wall system and drainage are planned around the retained grade, with the finished line tied into the surrounding property.
The wall, the retained grade and the water behind it are one system. Each is considered together.
What Retaining Wall Work Covers
Armour Stone
Large quarried stone set by machine for substantial walls and defined changes in grade.
Interlocking Block
Segmental block systems for clean lines, curves and steps, with finishes selected to suit the property.
Timber Walls
Timber treated for exterior use, suited to low walls, garden transitions and simpler terraced conditions.
Terracing & Steps
Slopes broken into level terraces with steps and landings tied into the walls.
Wall Replacement
Leaning, settled or deteriorated walls removed, underlying conditions corrected and the wall rebuilt to a consistent line.
Walls with Driveways
Walls beside driveways and along their edges, coordinated with the paving so grades and transitions align.
Footing & Base
Granular footing is established on suitable material, levelled and prepared to support the wall system and the load it carries.
What Shapes a Wall That Holds Its Line
Wall height, retained load and site conditions determine the wall system and whether engineering or permitting is required.
Drainage is integrated into the wall assembly to manage water behind the structure and reduce pressure.
The footing is established on suitable ground and prepared around the load the wall is expected to retain.
Material selection follows the scale, character and expected service life of the finished property.
Questions About Retaining Walls
Retaining wall cost depends on wall system, height, retained load, drainage requirements and site access. The site is reviewed before the appropriate system and project price are established.
Yes. Drainage is part of the wall system. Clear stone, filter fabric and drainage components provide a controlled path for water behind the structure.
Requirements depend on the wall height, location, retained load and local rules. Walls supporting a driveway or structure may need engineering and a permit. These requirements are reviewed before the project scope is confirmed.
Possibly. The existing wall, footing and drainage are reviewed to determine whether localized reconstruction or full replacement is appropriate.
Discuss a Retaining Wall Project
Armour stone, block and timber walls across Rockland, Prescott-Russell and Ottawa. Height, retained load, drainage, access and surrounding grades are reviewed together.
Discuss a Retaining Wall Project