Haywood County & Western North Carolina

Stone retaining walls in Haywood County

Plan new or replacement stone retaining walls with the slope, nearby spaces and drainage in view.

A wall belongs to the whole property

A wall can shape a driveway edge, support a tiered landscape or connect outdoor spaces at different levels. Start with what you want to change and what should remain. Gamez's portfolio includes walls beside driveways and tiered stonework.

Replacing a damaged wall

Share photos of the full wall and nearby ground, along with close views of visible movement or damage. Explain when the change started and where water appears during rain.

In her Google review, Kelly G. describes Gamez replacing a damaged retaining wall, matching existing stonework and installing extra drainage. Read Kelly's account.

What to discuss at the site visit

• The ground and structures above and below the wall.
• Water flow and the intended drainage outlet.
• Access for equipment, stone and materials.
• The appearance and connection to existing work.
• Engineering, permits and other project requirements.

Final dimensions and construction details are developed for the site. A photo helps explain the starting point; a walk-through helps define the work.

Connect the wall to the outdoor space

Consider nearby steps, a patio and planting at the same time. Explore related masonry work and landscape improvements.

Discuss your project

Share your photos, location and priorities to get started.