Q: A long poured-concrete retaining wall was installed when our home was built 13 years ago. We have come to discover that the home and wall were built using poor methods. Do we have to tear down the ...
As we are approaching what is supposed to be the rainy season, now would be a great time to go into your basement and examine the walls. What exactly is it you are looking for? Well, water leaking in ...
Concrete volume changes due to changes in moisture and temperature. As concrete dries, it shrinks. Length change related to drying shrinkage for unreinforced concrete can range up to 0.08% whereas ...
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Smart drainage tips for retaining wall success
Retaining walls aren’t just about looks—they’re about strength, stability, and managing water effectively. Without proper drainage, water buildup can cause damaging pressure, erosion, and even ...
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Keep your retaining wall strong for decades
Retaining walls are more than just landscaping features—they’re structural workhorses holding back soil and shaping your outdoor space. But without proper drainage, inspection, and upkeep, they can ...
The state Department of Transportation is starting emergency work this month on four panels of a larger 70-year old retaining wall that supports four lanes of I-80 near the Delaware River. The wall — ...
Q: I have seen many failed retaining walls. Many have bulges or have tipped over. What needs to be done to ensure I do mine only one time? I've seen photos of walls hundreds of years old that look as ...
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