Retaining Walls and Planters
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Retaining walls and planters are both a way to enhance your property and make it more usable.
A retaining wall is generally used to transform an area that is hilly or uneven and provide both visual distinction and more flat, usable land. One of the most common applications for this would be the retaining wall planter, which surrounds the perimeter of the house or fence and gives a raised, protected environment to your plants. You may also benefit from being able to create a structural divide in a steeply sloped yard. Concrete retaining walls are an excellent way to protect landscaping from land erosion and ground collapse. Additionally, landscape curbs can also provide both visually pleasing distinctions and functionality to keep plants and gardens in check.
A sturdy and attractive concrete retaining wall, curbs, and planters can go a long way toward enhancing the overall appearance of your landscaping, while also increasing the amount of usable space around your home.
1974
Year
Established
Accredited
1994
BBB
Rating
ICBA
Member
Step 1
Demolition & Excavating
Typically 1-2 days
Step 2
Forming
To follow within 1 - 2 days
Step 3
Grading & Compacting
Typically 1-2 days
Step 4
Pre- Concrete Pour
Inspection site visit by Concrete Foreman
Step 5
Concrete Pour
Within 1-5 days depending upon weather conditions
Step 6
Clean-Up
No sooner than two days after concrete pour
Step 7
Sealing (if applicable)
Concrete washed and sealed
Exposed Aggregate: minimum of 7 days after concrete pour
Stamped Concrete: minimum of 3 days after concrete pour
* Please note these are esimates only and will depend on size and scope of the project as well as other factors.
Concrete can be walked on within 48 hours and driven on after 7 days of concrete pour.
What to expect for your concrete project.*
FINISHES
Broomed
Smooth
Stamped
Exposed
TESTIMONIAL
"I just wanted to send a note to say that I'm extremely happy with the work the team did. Everyone on the crew was great. I've recommended your company to a couple of friends who may contact you to get work done in the future. "
Thanks again,
Mike