Tall walls, terraced systems, and development-scale grade separation — engineered, reinforced, and drained to last.
In Edmond, a wall starts counting as "large" around four feet of exposed height — that's roughly where engineered plans and permitting typically enter the picture, and where the physics stop forgiving shortcuts. A large wall holds serious weight, and in our expansive red clay it gets loaded like a dam every storm season. The taller the wall, the more the parts you never see decide everything: the compacted base, the geogrid reinforcement tied back into the slope, and drainage that gives all that water somewhere to go.
Steep backyards, walk-out lots, and hillside homesites are where big residential walls live. Sometimes that's one tall engineered wall; often the smarter build is a multi-layer system that breaks the slope into tiers, each with its own base, batter, and drainage. And when an old tall wall is leaning or bowing, that's a rebuild conversation — a failing large wall is not a wait-and-see situation.
At commercial and development scale, large walls are grade separation, building pads, and site perimeters — built to engineered specs on production schedules. That's our commercial and development & subdivision work, with crews and equipment sized to match.
Every large wall gets quoted in person, on-site, free — height, access, and soil decide the build, and we don't guess at any of them.
Tell us about your retaining wall project in Edmond — we reply fast.
Tell us what the slope is doing — we'll tell you what it takes to hold it. Free written quotes anywhere in Edmond.
