Masonry contractor
Custom masonry and hardscape installation for homes and businesses in Atlanta and nearby cities.
Metro Atlanta's red clay holds water against walls and slabs, so every retaining wall needs gravel backfill and a drain path. Sloped lots from Fulton to Gwinnett put block and stone walls under constant lateral pressure.
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Expansive red clay swells when wet and pulls away in summer drought. That movement pushes on walls and shifts patio bases, so we plan drainage before we lay the first block.
Many older metro retaining walls were built without drainage or footings deep enough for the soil. When we rebuild or replace them, we set footers for clay loads and backfill with clean, washed gravel.
Custom stone veneers, skid steer grading, and hardscape base prep come from one crew. That keeps grade, wall, and paver work aligned on sloped lots across the region.
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We build brick and block retaining walls, stone masonry, veneers, and hardscape patios designed for clay soil and heavy seasonal rain.
Custom masonry and hardscape installation for homes and businesses in Atlanta and nearby cities.
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Our crew knows Atlanta Metropolitan Area. We will show up on time, assess the job honestly, and give you a clear written number before asking you to decide anything.
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Common questions from Atlanta Metropolitan Area customers about our services, process, and coverage.
We use clean gravel backfill, drain pipe behind the wall, and compacted footers sized for saturated clay. Walls over three feet tall often need geogrid reinforcement tied into the soil.
Many metro jurisdictions use a four-foot threshold for review or permits, especially when a wall retains soil or supports added loads. Check with your local building department before starting.
Yes, when the base is prepared for drainage and compaction. Clay that stays saturated during construction can settle later, so timing and base depth matter.
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