Retaining Walls & Hillside Stabilization

Hillside lots need a different kind of judgment than flat ones — how much to cut, how to keep a slope from sliding while you're working it, and how to get equipment onto ground that barely has room for it. Terry has spent decades running machinery on hillside excavation, orchard-prep, and retaining wall jobs across the South Bay, including some of the tighter, steeper sites other operators pass on.

What's included

• Hillside excavation — cutting into a slope to the line and grade your project's plans call for.
• Retaining wall site prep — excavating and preparing the trench and base a retaining wall sits on, working from your engineer's plans.
• Steel I-beam wall installation — driving and setting steel I-beam posts and corrugated panel walls, as shown above.
• Challenging terrain — equipment and technique matched to steep, narrow, or otherwise difficult hillside access.

Good fit if…

You have engineered plans for a retaining wall and need the excavation and installation labor to go with them, or you're dealing with a slope that's already showing signs of movement and needs stabilization work.