Retaining walls
Retaining walls in Sydney.
Every job, by the book.
Walls that hold the slope and stay straight.
- Licensed
- Fully insured
- Police-checked crews
- We check before we dig
Placeholder licence number — the layout is done. The words are not. Swap these out before launch.
Sound familiar?
The slope is washing into the yard, the old sleeper wall is leaning, and every big storm takes a bit more of the garden with it.
What we check first
The ground comes first
Most walls that lean or fall fail because of water, not weight. Water builds up behind the wall and pushes. So every wall we build gets drainage behind it and a footing that suits the soil and the slope.
01 Drainage
Water that sits drowns roots and pushes walls over. We find where it runs before we build.
02 Soil
Sand, clay or sandstone. It decides what grows, what drains and what a wall can sit on.
03 What's underground
Pipes and cables are located before anyone digs. No burst water main on day one.
When the ground gets skipped
What goes wrong
A wall with no drainage behind it can lean, crack and come down. Taller walls also need an engineer or council approval. We tell you if yours does before we start.
Not sure what's going wrong? The garden check takes a couple of minutes.
Your choices
Walls we build
- Timber sleepers
- Concrete sleepers
- Block walls
- Sandstone
When people ring us
- A leaning or rotting wall
- A sloping block
- Soil washing away in storms
- Making room for a lawn
The job
What's included
- Old wall taken down and taken away
- Footings to suit the soil and the height
- Drainage and gravel behind the wall
- Steps and garden beds built in where you want them
- A check for approvals before we start
FAQ
What people ask us
Does my wall need council approval?
Why is my old wall leaning?
Will you take the old wall away?
Can you build steps or garden beds into the wall?
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Guides for this job
Where we do it
Areas that call us for this most
We cover all of Sydney. These are the areas where this job comes up most.
Tell us what needs doing
Ring us or send it through. A real person picks it up, not a call centre.