Langley Retaining Walls
Stone retaining wall built in Maple Ridge, BC

Retaining Walls in Maple Ridge, BC

Rock and stone retaining walls for Maple Ridge's hillside homes.

Maple Ridge climbs fast off the Fraser, and a lot of the homes up in Silver Valley and Albion sit on real slope. We build boulder, natural-stone, and reinforced block walls across the river that hold those banks back and turn steep ground into usable yard.

Why Maple Ridge homeowners call us

Steep hillside builds

Silver Valley and Albion homes sit on serious grade. We build walls engineered to hold it.

Rock and boulder terrain

The terrain up here suits armour stone and natural boulder walls that match the landscape.

Drainage off the slope

Water runs hard down these hills. We build drainage into every wall so it doesn't undermine the build.

What we build in Maple Ridge

We also build right next door in Walnut Grove.

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Retaining walls in Maple Ridge: questions

What kind of retaining walls do you build?

Masonry walls: mortared natural stone, brick, armour stone and boulder walls, and reinforced concrete block or segmental walls. We're a mason, so stone and brick are our specialty, but we build the right wall for your site.

How tall can a retaining wall be?

We build walls of all heights. Once a wall passes about a metre, or holds a load like a driveway, it usually needs an engineer's design and a permit. We arrange both so it's done by the book.

Why do retaining walls fail?

Almost always water. When water builds up behind a wall with no drainage, the pressure pushes it over. That's why we put as much work into the footing and drainage as the stone you see.

Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in Langley?

Lower garden walls usually don't, but taller or load-bearing walls do, and the rules vary between Langley City, the Township, and Surrey. We'll tell you what your wall needs and handle the permit and engineering if it does.

Building or fixing a wall in Maple Ridge?

Call for a free, no-pressure quote, or send us a few photos of your slope or failing wall and we'll get back to you with a real answer.