First, we evaluate your specific site conditions—soil type, drainage patterns, and slope requirements. This isn’t a cookie-cutter process because every North Lindenhurst property has different challenges.
Next comes excavation to the proper depth. We go 30-36 inches down to get below the frost line, then install a crushed stone base with proper compaction. This foundation work is what separates walls that last from ones that shift and crack within a few years.
During construction, we install drainage systems behind the wall—perforated pipes, gravel backfill, and filter fabric to prevent water buildup. Poor drainage is the number one reason retaining walls fail, so we don’t skip this step to save a few dollars.
The final result is a wall that handles North Lindenhurst’s weather conditions, from winter freeze-thaw cycles to heavy spring runoff, without the bulging, cracking, or settling that happens with rushed installations.