Retaining Wall Installation & Repairs That Last Decades
Stone, block, and concrete walls built with proper drainage to handle DFW’s shifting clay soil. Fully insured, permits handled for you, and a written, itemized quote before any work starts.
Start Your Estimate
Tell us about your retaining wall project. We'll follow up to talk through your options and schedule your free on-site estimate.
Service Areas
Types of Retaining Walls We Build
Every site is different. We help you choose the right wall type for your soil conditions, slope, budget, and aesthetic goals.
Chopped Stone Walls
Clean cut-stone texture, custom fit, with drainage built in.
Natural Stone Walls
Hand-selected stone, dry-stacked or mortared, built to last.
Concrete Block
High-strength block for steep slopes and big grade changes.
Poured Concrete Walls
Reinforced concrete with a clean, modern finish for tight spaces and heavy loads.
Concrete Block with Stone Veneer
A structural block core with a natural stone face.
Terraced Gardens
Turns a steep slope into level, usable planting beds.
How It Works
From the first visit to the final cleanup, here's what to expect.
Free On-Site Estimate
We come out, look at your slope, soil, and drainage, and talk through what you want.
Written, Itemized Quote
You get a line-by-line quote in writing before any work starts.
Permits & Engineering
If your wall needs a permit or an engineer, we take care of it.
Build & Clean Up
We build it with drainage in from day one and leave your yard clean.
Is Your Wall Telling You Something?
Most wall failures in DFW start with water building up behind the wall. If you're seeing any of these, it's time to get it looked at before they become disaesters.
Leaning or Bowing
The wall is tipping forward or bulging in the middle. Pressure is building up behind it.
Cracks
Cracks in the block, stone, or mortar are a sign the wall is moving.
Sunken Sections
Parts of the wall have dropped or settled lower than the rest.
Water or Soil Seeping Through
Water or dirt coming through the face of the wall means the drainage isn't doing its job.
Trusted by DFW Homeowners
Felix came to my house to assess a retaining wall that was falling in certain places. He performed a thorough assessment. Rather than simply drawing up an estimate to replace the wall, he suggested I reach out to an engineer for additional information. He also measured whether the crumbling wall was causing movement to the foundation of my house. While I have not yet retained him for work, I appreciate his thorough assessment.
Great job fixing brickwork and landscape. Good communication and added extra items and a special trip just to clean up the rest of the yard as well.
Great company. Felix and crew came by to check out my project. Did a great job with what they did … You will do yourself good to hire Felix and Boulderstone.
Great guys to work with. Honest and trustworthy, would definitely recommend them.
Felix Rogers and his crew finished the project on time with great quality work. I highly recommend them.
Did a good job on the flagstone.
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Get My Free QuoteHow much does a retaining wall cost in DFW?
It depends on the wall's height, length, material, drainage needs, and site access. After a free on-site estimate, you get a written, itemized quote so you know exactly what you're paying for before any work starts.
Where do you build retaining walls?
We're based in Irving and build retaining walls throughout Dallas-Fort Worth, including Dallas, Las Colinas, Coppell, Grapevine, Arlington, and Fort Worth. Not sure if you're in range? Send us your address and we'll let you know.
Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in Irving?
Often, yes, especially for taller walls or walls that hold back a slope or structure. We'll review your project, handle permits when they're needed, and bring in an engineer for walls that require one.
Can my wall be repaired, or does it need replacing?
We inspect it first. Leaning, bowing, cracks, sunken sections, and soil or water seeping through are warning signs, but many walls can be saved with drainage correction, mortar repair, or a partial rebuild. If replacement is the better call, we'll show you why.
How long does a retaining wall last?
A properly built wall with good drainage can last for decades. Most wall failures in DFW come from water building up behind the wall, so drainage is built into every wall we install, whether it's natural stone, block, or poured concrete.
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Let’s Build a Wall That Lasts Decades
