SERVICES Expert Drainage Systems Why Fix a leaky basement? Flooding: Water Everywhere Ground Water Exposed MOLD FACTS Concrete Breaking Paraseal Membrane stops water cold! Why rubber tracks How to dry a wet backyard. Why engineers prefer exterior waterproofing   Adding value to your home Why Fix a leaky basement? Why drainage is required behind a Retaining wall FAQS Why rubber tracks?   Retaining Walls Add to Useful Land Keystone Retaining Wall Systems Installation Pavingstone Stone walls RR tie walls Boulder walls Drainage is a major component in the design of any retaining wall system DO NOT make the mistake of neglecting adequate drainage behind a retaining wall =>>> Digging into a slope to provide more level land alters the course of the underground water flow. By designing an appropriate drainage system for a retaining wall, one can be assured that their new landscape and level area will in fact be useable following the construction of the retaining wall. All too often, drainage is an afterthought and results in a finished project that looks like this one. Be smart and insist that adequate drainage is designed for your project before it is installed, rather than later. This home has added valuable flat land by building a retaining wall at the rear of the property. A fence was installed along the border and the sloping yard (left) is replaced with a gentle grade and useable land.

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