Retaining Walls For Commercial Businesses
Failing to address retaining wall issues right away can lead to serious foundation problems that could cost you a lot. If you’re in North or South Carolina, Foundation Repair Services is your go-to source for all services related to commercial-grade retaining walls. We have more experience than anyone in the Southeast.
When Should You Call Us?
If your retaining wall structure appears to be pulling away from the base of the building or seems to be shifting, it’s a good idea to call in professionals immediately.
Other signs of trouble can include rotting wood, crumbling concrete, bowing or cracks. These could indicate improper drainage around the structure’s base. When soil is saturated, it can expand and force anything around it to break.
If your structure appears to be pulling away from the base of the building or seems to be shifting, it’s time to call Foundation Repair Services.
Foundation Repair’s Complete Solutions
Foundation Repair Services provides retaining wall solutions for the most complex applications, including erosion control, earth retention, slope stabilization and large scale retaining wall construction.
Foundation Repair Services provides retaining wall solutions for the most complex applications, including erosion control, earth retention, slope stabilization and large scale retaining wall construction.
Here are some examples of the type of work we’re capable of doing:
- Helical tiebacks: These anchors are screwed into the ground behind a wall, and then attached to it with a special plate.
- Driven tiebacks: Rather than being screwed into the earth, driven tiebacks are forced into the soil like nails, and then connected to plates.
- Soldier pile and lagging walls: Pile walls consist of steel beams pounded into the ground with lagging in between the beams typically consisting of steel, timber or concrete to help hold everything in place.
- Soil nail walls: By inserting long, tension-resistant metal bars into the earth, we can reinforce the excavation site and prevent collapses.
- Grouted anchor walls: This technique includes pumping anchor holes full of grout to prevent slippage and provide additional support.
Our Process
No matter how we serve you, you can count on prompt, professional help every step of the way. We assess your situation and determine the proper method for repairing it. There’s no better source for this type of work than us. To learn more about all we can do or to schedule an appointment, get in touch today.