Whidbey Island & Anacortes

Retaining walls for Whidbey Island properties.

Make better use of a sloped yard. We build retaining walls and terraces with the base, backfill, and drainage planned around the property.

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Custom construction projects from $8,500.

A two-tier segmental retaining wall creating terraces in a Coupeville yard — Retaining wall terraces · Coupeville

Plan the right project

Look at the whole slope.

A retaining wall changes how a part of your yard works. It needs to fit the ground, the water, and what you want to do with the space around it.

The space you want to gain

A level planting area, a patio edge, and a series of garden terraces need different layouts. Start with the use of the space, then consider the wall’s location and changes in height.

Water behind and around the wall

Our retaining wall projects include drain rock, drainage pipe, and grading. Those details are considered with the wall rather than left until the surface work is finished.

Access and surrounding work

The route for excavation and materials, nearby steps, and the planting or paving around the wall all affect the work involved. Include these areas when describing your project.

From our portfolio

See how retaining walls and drainage work together in our Coupeville and Clinton projects.

Retaining Walls + DrainageCoupeville

Two-Tier Retaining Wall

Two curved retaining-wall terraces reshape a sloping Coupeville yard, with drainage included behind the walls.

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HardscapingClinton

Multi-Level Paver Patio & Retaining Walls

From the front door to the upper patio, broad steps and curved retaining walls bring this sloping Clinton property together.

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Before we talk

A few useful answers.

Can a wall help make a sloped yard more usable?

It can be part of the solution. Our two-tier Coupeville project used retaining-wall terraces and drainage to create level yard areas. The right layout depends on your property and what you want to use it for.

Is drainage included in the wall discussion?

Yes. We consider water management with the retaining wall. The documented projects below show examples using drain rock, perforated pipe, and integrated surface and subsurface drainage.

What information helps when we talk about the project?

The quote form collects project type, timeline, budget, location, and contact details. When we follow up, be ready to discuss whether you have an existing wall or an open slope. Approximate length, height changes, and access information are useful if you know them.

Your property. Your next step.

Make a plan for your slope.

Start with your project type, location, and contact details. We’ll follow up to talk through the work you have in mind.