Retaining Walls
Retaining Walls
Retaining walls can serve as both a visual feature, complementing other elements, or as a stand-alone highlight. During installation, it's crucial to focus on every small detail, as these walls will support significant weight while maintaining a symmetrical appearance. Extreme care and precision are required during the installation process to ensure safety and stability, as retaining walls bear substantial pressure. Proper attention to detail is essential to ensure a durable and safe retaining wall that adds both function and beauty to your landscape
Retaining Wall Designers
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Natural Stone Retaining Walls: Made from armor or man-cut natural stones, these walls are known for their strength and timeless beauty.
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Long-Lasting Durability: Natural stone walls are sturdy and durable, offering a permanent solution for your landscaping needs.
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Machinery Required for Larger Stones: Installing larger natural stones may require specialized equipment for proper placement.
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Man-Made Concrete Retaining Walls: These walls provide a clean, symmetrical appearance and come in various textures and colors.
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Precision Installation Needed: Man-made walls require perfect installation to avoid potential collapse over time.
Expert Retaining Wall Installers in Toronto
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Gravity Walls: Most retaining walls are gravity walls, meaning they support themselves through gravity, with glue or concrete added for reinforcement.
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Importance of the First Layer: The first layer of the wall is the most critical for ensuring stability and long-lasting integrity.
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Proper Base Preparation: The base must be dug and compacted well to provide a solid foundation for the wall.
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Correct Aggregate Selection: The right aggregate should be used for both drainage and sustainability to ensure the wall’s durability.
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Precision During Installation: The retaining wall installer should consistently check alignment with levels and measuring devices to ensure the wall is built accurately and according to plan.
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Drainage Considerations: Proper drainage should be included to prevent water buildup behind the wall, which could compromise its stability over time.
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Symmetry & Flatness: The final aggregate layer must be graded gently to ensure a symmetrical and flat surface for the subsequent layers.
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Some of Our Local Driveway Interlocking Projects
A picture is worth a thousand words Here are photos showcasing some of our latest interlocking driveway projects in North York and the GTA Take note of the fine details and craftsmanship
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Can you install outdoor lighting on pavers? Absolutely, outdoor lighting is a beautiful feature that can mark the perimeter of the paver driveway and add a beautiful design element.
Have you installed many Paver Driveways around the GTA? Absolutely. We have installed countless interlock stone driveways in the GTA over the past 15 years, and still have customers calling us to update us about their paver driveway!
What will a Stone Paver Driveway do to my curb appeal? It will absolutely catch everyone’s eye and mesmerize your guests. If you’re looking to sell your property, driveway interlocking remarkably skyrockets the curb appeal of the house.
Can an interlocking driveway hold heavier vehicles? Absolutely. We excavate deep and thoroughly compact the base in 1-2″ layers until we reach our pavers. We have plenty of paver extension projects which we built over 10 years ago and they still haven’t shifted. Many with heavy Pickup trucks and SUVs parked there and it is still the same as the day it was installed.
Between interlocking, concrete and asphalt, properly installed paver driveways can easily last over 30 years, vastly outlasting the other options. To get that result, we should constitute proper base compaction, good quality stone, and proper application of polymeric sand, among other factors.