

- How the wall interacts with the slope and drainage
- The right stone type for your environment and home style
- Depth, footing, and reinforcement are needed for lasting strength
- How it blends in seamlessly with nearby landscaping




How long does a retaining wall project usually take?
It depends on the size, access, and complexity of your site. But typically, it takes anywhere from a few days to two weeks. We’ll always give you a realistic timeframe before we begin.
Do I need to have plans drawn up already?
No. Whether you have detailed plans or just a rough idea, we’ll help you shape it into something practical. Many of our clients start with a chat and a few site photos, and that’s more than enough to begin.
Can you match my retaining wall to other stone or garden features?
Yes, and we often do. We have access to a wide range of stone types and finishes, so we can create a cohesive look that ties into your home’s existing materials.
Are your retaining walls suitable for sloped blocks or tricky terrain?
Absolutely. A large portion of our work involves working with challenging sites, uneven ground, limited access, or multi-level yards. We’ll find the right solution for the land you’ve got.
What about council approvals?
In some cases, approvals are needed, especially for taller walls or those near boundaries. We’ll guide you through the process if it applies to your job, and help keep everything compliant.