Retaining Wall Blocks Perth

The cost to build a retaining wall in Perth varies depending on several factors, including the size and height of the wall, the type of materials used and the complexity of the job. Contact our sales office to discuss your needs and get a free quote!

There are many different types of retaining walls available, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Some of the most common types of retaining walls include:

• Concrete retaining walls:

  • Concrete retaining walls are strong and durable, and they can be built to any height or length. However, they can also be expensive to build.

• Block retaining walls:

  • Block retaining walls are a more affordable option than concrete retaining walls, and they are also relatively easy to install. However, they are not as strong or durable as concrete retaining walls.

• Timber retaining walls:

  • Timber retaining walls are a natural and aesthetically pleasing option. However, they are not as strong or durable as concrete or block retaining walls, and they require more maintenance.

Yes, you must obtain a permit from your local council before building a retaining wall. The permit process is straightforward, and you can apply for a permit online or at your local council’s office.

The best type of retaining wall for your property will depend on some factors, including the size and height of the wall, the type of soil on your property, and your budget. If you are unsure which type of retaining wall is best for your property, it is best to consult with a qualified retaining wall builder at Remastone.

Building a retaining wall is a complex task that a qualified retaining wall builder should undertake. However, there are a few basic steps involved in building a retaining wall, including:

Preparing the site:

• This involves clearing the area where the wall will be built and levelling the ground.

Excavating the foundation:

• The foundation for the wall needs to be deep enough to support the weight of the wall and the soil behind it.

Installing the wall:

• The wall can be installed using various materials, such as concrete blocks, timber sleepers, or gabion baskets.

Backfilling the wall:

• Once the wall is installed, the area behind the wall needs to be backfilled with soil.

For more comprehensive help guides around building a retaining wall yourself, please see our Limestone Blocks DIY page.

There are several benefits to having a retaining wall, including:

• Retaining walls can prevent soil erosion
• You can use a retaining well to assist with creating level areas on sloping ground
• Improving drainage
• Adding value to your property
• Providing aesthetic appeal

There are a number of signs that can indicate that a retaining wall is failing, including:

• Cracks or bulges in the wall
• Leaning or tilting of the wall
• Separation of the wall from the foundation
• Water pooling behind the wall
• Vegetation growing through the wall

If you notice any of these signs, it is important to have your retaining wall inspected by a qualified retaining wall builder as soon as possible.

The best way to maintain a retaining wall is to inspect it regularly and make any necessary repairs as soon as possible. You should also remove any weeds or vegetation growing near or through the wall.

Head to our Limestone Products Page for a list of available limestone products that are available to purchase.

We have a couple of great resources for retaining wall ideas, including inexpensive retaining wall ideas for those who are on a budget:

• Retaining wall ideas for a sloped backyard
• 5 Limestone retaining wall ideas for your garden.

Also, consider taking a look at this article about building retaining walls on a budget:

• Cost factors for retaining walls

A retaining wall is a structure that is used to support soil and prevent it from eroding. A garden wall is a decorative structure that is used to divide or enclose a garden area.