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Engineered segmental block systems — the workhorse for Edmond backyards, slopes, and tiered lots.
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Dry-stack stone and placed boulder walls that hold grade and look like they grew there.
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Planter beds, borders, and seat walls that shape the yard and tame small grade changes.
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Leaning, bowing, or crumbling wall? We diagnose why it failed and fix the cause, not the symptom.
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Grade separation and site walls for commercial properties, built to plan and to schedule.
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Tiered wall systems that break one steep slope into stepped, usable levels.
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Large-scale perimeter and grade-separation walls for builders and developments.
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"They did an outstanding job on our retaining wall! They were professional and prompt and also meticulous in the process. Their crew is not only friendly but also precise in measuring and leveling. We won't hesitate to use them again for additional maintenance and highly recommend their services."
— Anne
"Very pleased with their work. Surprised how well they kept the everyday clean during the project, but especially after it was completed. We highly recommend Julian and his crew for retaining wall work."
— Tom
"Julian and his crew did an amazing job on our retaining wall. From the initial meeting with Julian, communication was clear and easy, they were always punctual, and courteous.
We have already recommended them to friends needing any kind of landscape work or retaining walls built.
There were some issues with sprinklers after the wall was built, but the crew came back and fixed them without charge. Finally, someone who is up front and honest, and very good at customer service!
I would recommended 1000 times over!"
— DaRenda
"They just built an outstanding retaining wall on my property. Their work was impeccable with attention to every smallest detail. They went over and above my expectations on the quality of work, the material and the skill that their workers did.
Julian, the owner, was an absolute pleasure to deal with from the quote to the final detail of the work. Their workers were hard working and very kind to do business with. Julian checked the work often and was available by phone anytime I called him.
I cannot say enough good words about this company but am so glad I found them. They can do all kinds of work from retaining walls, sprinklers, pools, landscape, anything. They are amazing! Thank you!!!!"
— Amanda
"We had Julian come out and take a look at our property and Told him what we were thinking of he gave us a very reasonable price estimate and he began the work when he said he would the workers that came out to do. The job were very professional courteous, and did a wonderful job. Can't recommend this company enough wonderful to work with"
— David
"Julian and crew did a great job leveling our backyard and building a retaining wall and fixing drainage issues. Julian is easy to work with and his crew can do anything. He is a must call if you need landscape work!"
— Steele
"The Imperial Landscape Works crew exceeded our expectations with their exceptional work on replacing our retaining walls and rebuilding our dock. Their efficiency and attention to detail were impressive, and they left the area cleaner than they found it."
— Melanie
"Really happy with the work that they did on my yard. I had to have two different retaining walls replaced, yard drainage corrected, new fence and new sod placed when it was all done. His work crew was great, worked hard in some awful heat and always cleaned up after themselves each day. Extremely happy with the end result!"
— Shauna
Most failed walls around here weren't undersized — they were underbuilt where it doesn't show. Three causes do almost all the damage.
Central Oklahoma's red clay swells with every rain and shrinks every August. Without the right base and backfill, that seasonal push wins early.
Water behind a wall weighs more than the dirt. Skip the gravel backfill, drain tile, and weep holes, and storm season loads the wall like a dam.
A generation of Edmond landscape timbers is hitting end of life. Rot and leaning courses usually mean a rebuild in block or stone that won't repeat the problem.
We measure grade, soil, water paths, and access on-site. No quotes guessed from the street.
A written scope and price covering the wall, the base, and the drainage — nothing vague that balloons later.
Cut to solid ground, then a compacted gravel base. The course nobody sees decides how long the wall stands.
Courses laid to batter, gravel backfill, drain tile run to daylight — and a clean site when we leave.
Edmond has been building on red clay since the Land Run of 1889. From the established neighborhoods around UCO and Hafer Park to the new additions pushing north and east toward Arcadia Lake, almost every lot in town sits on soil that moves with the seasons.
In older neighborhoods, the landscape-timber walls installed decades ago are rotting at the grade line and leaning — due for rebuild in block or stone. In newer additions, builders cut flat pads into sloped clay lots, and those slopes need real walls with real drainage before storm season tests them.
From established streets to brand-new additions — if it's in Edmond, we build there.
Most residential walls land in the range of $40–$90 per square foot of wall face installed, driven by material, height, access, and drainage scope. Small garden walls can come in under that; tall or engineered walls above it. Every project gets an exact written quote, free, on-site.
It depends on the wall's height and what it supports. Taller walls, and walls holding up slopes, driveways, or structures, often require engineered plans and a City of Edmond permit. Requirements vary by project, so we confirm exactly what applies to yours before work starts — and we don't build walls that skip them.
It comes down to why it's leaning. Surface issues — a shifted cap, a settled corner — can often be repaired. A wall leaning because of trapped water or a failed base usually needs a rebuild, because the cause is behind the wall, not in it. We diagnose on-site and tell you straight which one you're looking at.
Most residential walls take between two days and two weeks on-site, depending on length, height, access, and how much drainage work the slope needs. You'll get a schedule with your quote.
Almost always water and clay. Edmond's expansive red clay swells against walls every wet season, and walls built without gravel backfill and drain tile trap that water behind them. Add a generation of landscape-timber walls reaching end of life, and you get a lot of leaning walls — most of them underbuilt where it doesn't show.
Tell us what the slope is doing — we'll tell you what it takes to hold it. Free written quotes anywhere in Edmond.
