Retaining Wall Construction in Middletown, CT
A retaining wall holds soil that wants to move, and that pressure never stops. With Connecticut River valley ground, the load behind the wall grows every time the ground saturates after heavy rain or a long spring thaw.
Our retaining walls in Middletown, CT starts below the surface. We excavate to a stable subgrade, compact a gravel base, and set the first course dead level, because everything above it inherits whatever that first course does.
Courses go up with the proper batter, leaning back into the slope rather than standing straight. That angle is what lets a wall work with the soil pressure instead of fighting it head on.
