Retaining Wall Repairs

What This Service Involves

Our crews address retaining walls showing bulging, cracking, or movement at parks, roadways, and public facilities where slope stability is at risk. We investigate the failure cause, from drainage and geogrid deficiencies to base erosion, and repair or rebuild affected sections accordingly. Wall drainage, backfill, and reinforcement are corrected so the repair resists the hydrostatic pressures common in saturated Northwest soils. Larger failures are coordinated with your engineer, and we build to the approved repair details.

Benefits

Restores slope stability and reduces failure liability; corrects drainage that drives most wall failures; matched units and finish preserve appearance; engineer-coordinated repairs meet approved details

Our Process

1) Investigate movement, drainage, and base conditions; 2) Coordinate repair details with your engineer as needed; 3) Remove and rebuild failed sections with corrected drainage; 4) Restore backfill, reinforcement, and grade, then document

What Affects the Cost

Wall type, height, and failure extent; drainage and reinforcement correction; engineering involvement for larger failures; access for equipment and materials; prevailing-wage labor and permits

Best Time of Year

Wall repairs are best scheduled in the drier season when soils are workable and saturation-driven pressures on excavations are lowest.