Retaining Walls · Fresno & Clovis, CA
Concrete Retaining Walls in Fresno & Clovis.
Concrete retaining and planter walls planned around your grade, your drainage and whatever sits above and below the wall.
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What it covers.
A retaining wall holds back soil, and soil is heavy, especially when wet. The height of the wall, what sits above it and how water behind it is handled all shape the design.
Cen-Cal Concrete can discuss low planter walls, grade-change walls beside driveways and patios, and taller retaining walls. Taller walls or walls near structures often need permits and engineering, so expect that conversation at the free estimate.
What it can include
- Low planter and seat walls
- Retaining walls for grade changes
- Walls beside driveways, patios and walkways
- Drainage behind the wall as part of the design
- Decorative or textured wall finishes
Where we do it
Concrete Retaining Walls
near you.
How it works
From first call
to finished concrete.
- 01
Call, text or send the form
Share your name, number, what you want built or fixed, and where the project is.
- 02
We look at the site
Size, slope, access and where water should go: the estimate starts with the ground, not just the surface.
- 03
Get your free estimate
Estimates are free. A preferred time is only a request until Cen-Cal confirms.
- 04
Prep, pour and finish
Forming, placing and finishing new concrete, or removal and repair of what is there, planned around your project.
Do retaining walls need a permit?
Taller walls, and walls that support a slope, a driveway or a structure, often need a permit and engineered plans. Requirements vary by city and county. Ask what applies to your wall.
How is water behind the wall handled?
Drainage is a key part of a retaining wall, typically gravel and a drain pipe behind the wall so water does not build up pressure. Tell Cen-Cal where the water comes from on your property.
Free estimates
Get your free estimate.
Tell Cen-Cal about your project. You will get a follow-up by call or text.
- Free estimates for new concrete and repair
- Call, text or send the form
- A preferred time is a request until Cen-Cal confirms