Block, stone, and engineered concrete — built for the slope you actually have, not a one-size kit.
Interlocking concrete block walls — the fastest, most cost-effective way to hold back a slope or level a yard.
Learn more →Hand-fit limestone and Hill Country stone walls built for curb appeal as much as structural hold.
Learn more →Engineered poured concrete for tall walls, drainage-heavy sites, and driveway or foundation-adjacent grading.
Learn more →Every wall we build starts with your soil, your slope and where the water goes. Georgetown splits between expansive Blackland Prairie clay east of I-35 and shallow limestone to the west, and each needs a different approach.
We build walls across Georgetown, including Sun City, Teravista, Wolf Ranch and Berry Creek, plus Santa Rita Ranch and Liberty Hill. See all service areas, or read what a retaining wall costs in Georgetown.
For walls under four feet on most Georgetown lots, segmental block is the most economical choice. Taller or load-bearing walls usually call for poured concrete. Natural stone fits when appearance matters most.
Central Texas storms can drop inches of rain in an afternoon. Without gravel backfill and a drain pipe, water pressure builds behind the wall and pushes it out of plumb.
Tell us what's going on and we'll point you in the right direction — no charge for the visit.