The Ozarks #1 Choice For Retaining Wall Construction
With over 20 years of experience in engineering and installing structurally sound retaining walls, Rough Cuts Construction is here to deliver stone projects that will last. We offer both residential and commercial retaining wall projects that focus on stability, drainage and long-term durability. Our team is fully trained and certified to deliver reliable service with unmatched durability to survive any conditions the Ozarks throw at us.
From traditional blocks to luxury stone, our wide range of materials allows you to customize the appearance of your project to compliment your property and the surrounding landscape.
Why People Trust Rough Cuts Construction?
Locally Owned & Operated | Licensed & Insured | FREE On-Site Estimates | Warrantied Work
Serving Our Neighbors In:
Taney County, MO
Boone County, AK
Retaining Wall Services
Built for You. Built to Last. Built to Impress.
Custom Retaining Wall Design
Understanding both the needs and requirements of you and your property, we design a retaining wall suitable and to scope.
Durable Materials
From limestone or traditional concrete blocks, to reinforced concrete or luxury stone selection we choose each material for it's durability and performance.
Precision Install
From the base foundation to back filling, our licensed and certified team of retaining wall contractors build a wall that will last.
Why Retaining Walls?
What Is A Retaining Wall?
A retaining wall is a structurally engineered feature that's designed to hold back dirt and earth, manage elevation changes and prevent washouts or erosion on sloped areas.
Why Do Retaining Walls Matter In The Ozarks?
Homes and businesses from Reed Springs, MO to Jasper, AK and everywhere in between, often encounter slope or elevation changes and according to National Cooperative Soil Survey, drainage issues and soil shifting is a common problem. Retaining walls are needed to maximize usable outdoor space and reduce erosion.
Will We Need Permits For Retaining Walls in Harrison or Branson Areas?
Permit requirements vary, but we will help determine local requirements and handle the planning considerations to remove the pressure off of you.
Ready To Start The Conversation?
Give us a call to schedule a time for your FREE on-site estimate. Remember, our estimates are no-obligation conversations that provide a general idea of cost and timelines for your project.
Our Retaining Wall Process
Free On-Site Evaluation & Estimate
When we arrive for your no-obligation evaluation, we measure, conduct a soil assessment and discuss your vision.
Drainage & Grading
Our team analyzes water patterns and addresses flooding concerns to ensure the reduction of erosion or puddles from forming.
Material Selection & Design
Now its time to select your stone and build out the design. To see availability on our stone materials, view Our Stone page.
Excavation & Prep
The most important stage is the excavation and preparation of your project. From a clean and through excavation of previous debris, to a solid foundational base built to handle any soil shifting and improve drainage, our team at Rough Cuts Construction fully prepare the site.
Installation
It's time to begin building up your wall. Our certified team works safely and efficiently to get your wall built.
Final Inspection & Cleanup
Once your retaining wall is built, our team inspects the wall from top to bottom to ensure strength and durability. We then complete a through inspection and cleanup of the site.
Rough Cuts Construction Answers
Common Retaining Wall Questions
How Do I Know If I Need A Retaining Wall?
The most common ways to see if you need a retaining wall is if your property constantly erodes, floods or is being washed away. Another great way to tell is if you live on a sloped property or want more flat usable outdoor space.
How Tall Can A Retaining Wall Be Before It Needs Engineering?
While the height of retaining walls that requires engineering varies, it usually includes anythign four (4) feet or higher that requires professional engineering.
What Type of Retaining Wall Lasts the Longest?
Typically, poured concrete or natural boulder walls last the longest due to their superior resistance to weather, erosion and soil pressure.
What Type of Retaining Wall Is Best For Sloped Properties?
We recommend concrete or reinforced concrete for retaining walls installed for steep or load bearing slopes.
Who Is Responsible For Retaining Wall Permits?
Rough Cut Construction handles the local requirments of obtaining a permit. However, if you wish to pull the permit yourself you can.
What Areas Do You Service?
We have two offices, one in Harrison, AK and another in Branson, MO. Our service area does extend from Reed Springs to Jasper and stretches from Eureka Springs to Mountain Home.
