Metro Atlanta & North Georgia
Retaining walls, patios, fire pits, concrete and drainage — built on a base that holds up in Georgia clay. One crew from the first shovel to the last stone.
If any of this is happening, call us
Heavy red clay holds water, swells, and pushes. That pressure is what tips walls over and floods yards. Here is what we get called for most.
Cross-tie and timber walls rot and tip. Once a block wall bows out, it is holding on borrowed time.
Puddles that last for days after rain mean the grade sends water to the wrong place.
Every storm carries more topsoil down the hill and cuts channels through the lawn.
Wet crawl spaces and damp basement walls almost always start with grading and downspouts.
A terraced wall turns a hill nobody walks on into flat ground for a patio, a pool pad or a lawn.
When the soil under a slab moves, the slab follows. Fix the ground first, then the concrete.
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Modular block, natural stone and pressure-treated timber walls — from a 2-foot garden wall to structural walls that hold a driveway or a house pad.
We reshape the ground so water leaves the house instead of collecting against it, and turn unusable slope into flat, usable yard.
Paver and natural flagstone patios, stepping-stone paths and walkways, laid on a compacted base with a locked soldier edge so they stay flat.
Round and square fire pits with a stone or paver patio around them, seat walls, boulder seating and everything sized so the chairs actually fit.
New driveways, aprons, sidewalks and slabs, plus tear-out and replacement of cracked concrete. Poured on a prepared base, jointed and finished clean.
Sod, plant beds, mulch, edging and low-voltage lighting — the finish work that makes the hardscape look like it was always meant to be there.
How we build
Anyone can stack block. Walls fail because of what happens under and behind them. This is the sequence we follow on every job, and we will show you each stage as we go.
We excavate below grade and cut a level bench into solid, undisturbed soil — never on loose fill.
Crushed stone base, compacted in lifts. The first course gets leveled block by block — every course above copies it.
Perforated pipe, clean stone backfill and geogrid tied into the soil behind the wall. This is what stops the lean.
Courses go up with the right setback, caps get glued down, and we regrade and clean the site before we leave.
How we are set up
Most contractors send the same three guys to pour concrete on Monday and lay flagstone on Tuesday, or they hand your job to a sub you never meet. We do not. Each trade has its own crew, its own lead and its own equipment — and they all answer to us.
The machine operators. They cut the slope, set the base and build block and timber walls.
The pattern guys. Screed, cut, lay and lock — patios, walkways and fire pits.
Forms, rebar, pour and finish. Driveways and walkways that get jointed right so they do not crack.
The ones who make it look finished — sod, beds, mulch, lighting and a clean site the day we leave.
What that means for you: on a big job the crews overlap instead of waiting on each other. The wall crew finishes and the paver crew is already on site the next morning — so a project that takes another company six weeks takes us two or three.
Before and after
This backyard had three old railroad-tie terraces that had rotted through and were sliding down the hill. We tore all of it out, hauled it off, and rebuilt with pressure-treated timber tied back into the slope, with steps between the levels.
Our work
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Why homeowners pick us
You meet the person who builds the wall, not a salesman who hands it to a sub you never see.
Materials, block count, drainage and haul-off itemized before we start. If the ground changes the plan, you approve it first.
Pipe, clean stone and fabric are part of the wall. Skipping them is the number one reason we get called to replace someone else's work.
We send progress photos of the base, the pipe and the geogrid — so you can see the work you are paying for before it gets buried.
Spoil hauled off, ruts regraded, driveway swept. Your yard should look finished, not survived.
What customers say
Our old cross-tie wall was leaning into the driveway. They tore it out, put in block with real drainage behind it, and hauled everything off the same week. Two heavy storms since and it has not moved.
Danielle R.Marietta, GABack half of the yard was a swamp every spring. They regraded it, ran a french drain to the street and laid sod. The kids can finally use it.
Marcus T.Lawrenceville, GAI got three quotes. They were the only ones who explained the geogrid and sent me photos of it going in. Price held exactly to the estimate.
Priya N.Alpharetta, GAWhere we work
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