🧱 Slope & Structure Specialist

Landscape Retaining Walls in Oakville, Mississauga & Burlington

A retaining wall is connected to the soil and water around it. Drainage, backfill, base preparation, and the wall design are reviewed together for the property.

Retaining wall drainage planning scene
Structural Integrity

Retaining Wall Installation Planning

01

Deep Granular Trench Base

Reviewing excavation, base material, compaction, and wall layout as part of the site-specific plan.

02

Perforated Weeping Tile

Installing weeping tile drainage pipe behind the wall to carry groundwater safely away.

03

Clear Stone Backfill

Selecting backfill and drainage details according to wall design, soil, water movement, and applicable site requirements.

Retaining Wall FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does a retaining wall fail or lean over time? +

Drainage and backfill are important considerations because water movement can affect wall performance. The appropriate details depend on the wall, soil, grades, and site conditions.