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Repair of failing, bulging, or leaning retaining walls to restore structural integrity and safety.
A retaining wall that is bulging, leaning, cracking, or shifting is failing – almost always because of water pressure and poor drainage behind it. We diagnose the real cause, then repair or rebuild the affected section with the proper drainage, backfill, and reinforcement the original wall lacked. Addressing the water pressure is what makes the repair last; simply resetting block without fixing drainage just delays the next failure. We restore the wall's strength and safety before a partial failure becomes a full collapse.
Restores structural integrity and safety; Fixes the drainage causing the failure; Repairs bulging, leaning, and cracks; Proper backfill and reinforcement; Prevents full collapse
1) Diagnose the cause of the failure; 2) Excavate and relieve the failing section; 3) Correct drainage and backfill; 4) Rebuild or reinforce the wall; 5) Backfill, cap, and finish grade
Wall size and failure extent; Drainage correction; Rebuild scope; Access
Best done spring through fall.