Kinsley Landscape specializes in a number of different types of retaining walls providing both functionality and curb appeal. Retaining walls are relatively rigid walls used for supporting soil laterally so that it can be retained at different levels on the two sides. They are structures designed to restrain soil to a slope that it would not naturally keep to. You can customize and build walls that best suit your property. Get in touch with us today for your next block retaining wall, wood retaining wall, stone retaining wall, precast retaining wall or garden retaining wall.
Our retaining wall services are available throughout Maple Ridge.
We will schedule a meeting to view your project area, discuss your needs and provide you with the best options. Have a large project? Lots of ideas? We can meet up as many times as you need.
Not sure how everything will look? We will take all the information from our meeting and put together a design that you can see. It will give you a great idea of what your final project will look like.
Now the fun part! We offer a wide range of services for all your residential and commercial landscape needs. Our team is here to help from start to finish making your project come to life.
Let us help keep your property healthy, clean, safe and attractive! We have weekly programs to help keep your property looking amazing all year round.
If your property has slopes, shifting soil, or areas where ground levels need to be separated, a retaining wall helps stabilise the space and prevent erosion while making the yard easier to use
There are several options including block, wood, stone, precast, and garden-style walls, so the finished structure can be designed to suit both the layout of your property and the look you want outdoors.
Yes. Terracing a slope with the right structure can open up flat areas for patios, lawns, garden beds, or walkways that weren’t practical before.
Yes. Kinsley Landscape designs and installs retaining walls for homes as well as larger landscape projects, helping improve both stability and appearance across different property types.
Signs like leaning sections, cracks, soil movement, or drainage problems usually indicate the structure is no longer performing as it should and should be assessed before further damage develops.
Yes. At Kinsley Landscape, the team reviews slope conditions, drainage needs, and design goals to recommend a structure that works properly for the space and lasts long term.
