Retaining wall construction · Las Vegas Valley
Retaining and Windsor walls that hold the grade.
Terracing, grade changes and slope control — structural work where a licensed contractor actually matters.
NV license #0051392 · family owned since 2001
A retaining wall is structural — it’s holding earth back — so it’s one of the few landscape jobs where the license behind it genuinely matters. We’re a licensed Nevada contractor (#0051392) and we’ve built Valley walls since 2001.
Windsor and retaining walls handle grade changes: terracing a sloped lot into usable space, stepping a yard down to a patio, or stopping a slope from washing out. We build for the grade you actually have.
Three feet is our limit, and we’ll say so before you ask. We don’t build taller walls. Above about three feet a wall stops being landscaping and becomes an engineered structure, and that’s work for someone who does it every day. If your slope needs more than three feet, we’d rather tell you that on the phone than sell you something we shouldn’t build. Plenty of Valley grades come down neatly in two or three terraced runs, though — so it’s worth a look before you assume yours is too steep.
Walls usually go in alongside pavers and hardscape and the right drainage and grading so water moves the way it should behind the wall.
What we build
- Windsor walls
- Retaining walls
- Terracing & grade changes
- Slope & erosion control
Our work
Real retaining walls projects.
Every photo is our own completed work in the Las Vegas Valley.
Common questions
Retaining walls — questions we get
Do I need a licensed contractor for a retaining wall?
For anything holding a real grade, yes — we're licensed (NV
What are Windsor walls?
A block wall system we install for terracing and grade changes — we'll show you options for your yard.
Can a wall fix my slope or erosion?
Often yes — a wall plus the right grading. Tell us where the slope is and we'll take a look.
How tall can you build?
Three feet is our limit — we don't build taller walls. If your grade needs more than that, it's an engineered wall and we'll tell you so up front rather than take the job and find out.
Related
Often part of the same job.
Ready to talk about your yard?
Call and tell us your address and what's going on — we'll tell you what it actually takes to fix it. A real person, not a franchise call center.