Retaining Walls in Epping, NH
Block and boulder retaining walls for Epping homes, with the drainage and base work done right so the wall holds for years.
Turn Your Slope Into Usable Yard by Summer
Plan your retaining wall in Epping with us now, and we can start building as soon as the ground is ready.
Get Your Free Spring QuoteHe worked with us to design and install a retaining wall on the side of the driveway that looks fantastic.
Our hard scape is absolutely stunning and we continue to get compliments from neighbors we don’t even know.
They’re experienced, knowledgeable and communicated regularly.
Retaining Walls We Build in Epping
A Boulder Ledge in the Front Yard
Large boulders set into the front lawn as a natural ledge, with plantings tucked between them.
Granite Steps Through a Block Wall
Granite treads climb through a block wall on a sunny slope beside the house.
A Neat Edge for a Garden Bed
A low wall holds a planting bed level where the yard meets the driveway.
A Low Wall to Sit On
A curved block wall at seat height finishes the edge of a paver patio.
Boulders Holding a Garden
A stacked boulder wall keeps a planted bank from washing down onto the walk.
A Long Run of Stairs
A stairway climbs the slope with a tall block wall on each side.
Drainage Behind Every Wall
The part of a wall you never see is the part that decides how long it lasts. Clean stone and a drain pipe go in behind the block so rain and snowmelt drain away instead of pushing on the wall.
Drainage stone going in behind the block as the wall rises.
A finished block wall with lights under the cap.
What Happens After You Reach Out
- Start With the FormGive us a rough length and height for the wall and tell us what you would like to do with the level ground it creates.
- Meet Us at the YardWe reply within one business day to set up a time to walk the slope with you.
- Review Your PlanWe study the grade, where the water goes and how our machines get in, then send you a plan and a quote.
Questions We Hear From Homeowners
Why do some retaining walls fail?
Most fail because water gets trapped behind them. A compacted base, drainage stone and a pipe behind the wall give that water a way out.
Can you build a wall on a steep slope?
Yes, a steep slope is often split into two or three shorter tiers, which is stronger and leaves room for plantings between them.
Can lights go in the wall?
Yes, lights can be set under the cap or into the steps so the wall and stairs are easy to see at night.
Do you build patios and walkways too?
Yes, see our Epping patio page and our Epping walkway page.
Ready to Start Your Project?
Quotes are free. Reach out below or call (603) 704-1013.