retaining walls

A retaining wall is a structure built to hold back soil and prevent it from sliding or eroding away, especially on sloped land. It provides stability and support, creating flat areas for construction or landscaping. Typically made of brick, concrete, or stone, retaining walls transfer the pressure of the soil to the ground behind them. They are essential for creating level surfaces, preventing landslides, and managing water flow in outdoor spaces. Properly designed and constructed, retaining walls are durable and serve both functional and aesthetic purposes in landscaping and construction.