How much will a retaining wall cost? 
A retaining walls cost will depend greatly on the amount of excavation and prep work required. Other factors such as erosion control and re-vegetation must also be taken into consideration when estimating the cost of a retaining wall project.
 Large retaining walls may require engineers, anchor tieback systems, and drain tile. This can quickly add to the retaining walls cost. Large retaining walls can be simplified with the use of a large retaining wall block system. Building a retaining wall with a large retaining wall block system, could save you time and money.
 The large retaining wall blocks allow you to set more wall, in less time, and with a smaller crew. While the block cost may be higher, the large blocks cover more facial square feet in less time. It's a lot faster to set one large block than it is to set 11 smaller blocks. In addition, most large block retaining wall system can be built up to 10 - 14 feet tall without the use of additional reinforcement.
 If your project requires an extremely large retaining wall or several large walls, the block can be made on site. By utilizing the same crew, we can save you additional money on labor and delivery costs.
 In the event additional reinforcement is needed, anchor tieback systems can be used to reduce over excavation and additional grading work.
Building retaining walls with 2,200 pound blocks may sound like a monster of a job. However, building big walls with smaller segmental retaining wall blocks, poured-in-place concrete, or treated-timber entails a lot more labor.
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Width = 4 ft
Width = 4 ft