Walls that hold the grade, move the water, and turn a slope you can’t use into space you can.
Call (801) 571-7336Most Utah lots have a grade problem somewhere — a bank too steep to plant, a hillside shedding water toward the house, a back yard that drops away before it becomes usable. A retaining wall solves all three at once.
We build in boulder and natural stone, dry stack, sandstone, Belgard and manufactured block, Redi-Rock, CMU and cinder block, poured concrete, MSE, Corten steel, steel plate and treated lumber. What matters more than the material is what sits behind it: a compacted base, drainage, and the right backfill. That’s what decides whether a wall is still straight in twenty years.
Every wall we build includes:

Boulder, sandstone and block walls across the Wasatch Front — holding grade and making slopes usable.
Boulder is only one option. We build in stone, block, concrete, steel and timber — and whichever material you choose, the base, drainage and reinforcement behind it are built the same way.
Large set stone for mass and permanence, suited to Utah’s terrain and bigger grade changes.
Coursed stone laid without mortar, with the batter and cap detail that keep it hand-built.
Local sandstone in cut or natural courses — warm tone, and it weathers well here.
Engineered block systems in a range of colours and textures, ideal for clean tiered walls.
Large precast block that builds tall, gravity-retained walls fast, with a natural stone face.
Reinforced concrete masonry units, grouted and capped — structural and cost-effective.
Structural cement walls where load, height or a tight footprint call for it. Board-form or smooth finish.
Mechanically stabilised earth — geogrid layered back into the soil so the mass does the retaining.
Weathering steel that rusts to a stable patina. Thin footprint, modern line, no maintenance.
Powder-coated or galvanised steel for low walls, planter edges and crisp grade changes.
Pressure-treated timber walls and terraces — quick to build and easy on a budget.
Stepping a tall grade into two or three shorter walls, with planting on every bench.
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A wall is mostly the work you never see. Here’s how we approach it.
We look at the slope, where water runs, and what you want the space above and below the wall to do.
Height, soil and load decide the build. You get the design, material options and a clear number — plus any permits the height requires.
Excavation, compacted base, drainage, then coursing. The part you can’t see is the part that decides how long it lasts.
Caps, steps, backfill, grading and planting, so the wall reads as part of the landscape rather than a repair.
A landscape is a big investment. Here’s what you can count on from the first visit to long after the last stone is set.
Complete liability coverage and documented work, so your property and your investment are protected.
Design, hardscape, planting and irrigation are all handled in-house by our own crews — never subcontracted out.
If something isn’t right, we make it right. And we’re still a phone call away long after the project is done.
Tell us a little about your project. We’ll reach out to learn more and schedule a time to visit your property.
Every landscape begins with a conversation. Tell us about your property and how you want to live outside — we’ll take it from there.
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