Pleasant Grove, UT · Serving all of Utah County
Concrete Retaining Walls in Utah County
Hold back a hillside and turn a slope into usable, level yard — engineered walls with drainage built in, including all the demolition and dirt work to get there.
- Free estimates
- Drainage built in
- Demolition & dirt work
Retaining walls & site work
Engineered Retaining Walls for Sloped Utah Lots
A retaining wall is a structural element holding tons of wet soil. The drainage behind it matters as much as the wall itself — that's what separates a wall that lasts from one that leans.
Poured concrete retaining walls
Formed and steel-reinforced walls for the heaviest loads and the steepest cuts.
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Block & segmental walls
Segmental block walls for terracing, planters and garden-scale grade changes.
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Footings & reinforcement
Properly sized footings and rebar — the part underground that decides whether it holds.
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Drainage & backfill
Drain rock, pipe and weeps behind every wall so water pressure never builds up.
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Demolition & tear-out
We demo old walls, concrete and structures and haul everything away to clear the site.
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Terracing & grading
Cut-and-fill, terracing and final grading to shape the lot into level, usable space.
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Demolition, Dirt Work & Pour — One Crew, Start to Finish
A clear, no-surprises process so you always know what happens next.
Free site assessment
We look at your slope, drainage and access, then quote the wall at no charge.
Demolition & excavation
We demo what's there, dig the footing line and cut the bank back to working room.
Footings, steel & wall
Footings poured, reinforcement set and the wall formed and poured or laid to height.
Drainage, backfill & cleanup
Drain rock and pipe placed behind the wall, backfilled, graded and the site cleared.
FAQ
Retaining wall questions
Do retaining walls need drainage?
Yes, and it's not optional. Water building up behind a wall is what pushes it over — we build drain rock, pipe and weeps into every retaining wall we pour.
Do you handle the demolition and dirt work too?
Yes. We're a single crew for demolition, excavation, grading and the finished concrete, so you're not coordinating three contractors for one project.
How tall can a retaining wall be?
It depends on the soil, the slope and what's above it. Past a certain height a wall needs engineering and a permit — we'll tell you honestly during the estimate which side of that line your project falls on.
Can you build on a steep or sloped lot?
Absolutely. Sloped Utah County lots are exactly what retaining walls and cut-and-fill grading are for. We assess access and slope during the free estimate.
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Other concrete work we pour in Utah County
One family crew handles every part of the job — so you're not chasing three contractors for one backyard.
Sport courts
Flat, true pads for backyard basketball and pickleball.
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Walkways
Sidewalks, side-yard paths and front entries, poured trip-free.
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Patios
Broom-finished backyard patio slabs, poured level and clean.
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Driveways
New driveways, replacements and tear-outs built for Utah freeze-thaw.
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Talk to Cesar about your retaining wall
Tell us about your slope and we'll quote the wall, the drainage and the dirt work after a free site visit.