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Featured Job Friday: Monolithic Concrete Retaining Wall with ECP Helical Piers & Tieback Anchors

Foundations on the Level is the subject of the article about concrete retaining wall project.

California is known to have beautiful cliffside homes and buildings that have stunning views. They also have stability issues, seismic activity, and landslides causing unstable soils. Commonly retaining walls of epic proportions are needed, and this example from FOUNDATIONS ON THE LEVEL in Carlsbad, CA, is no exception. This concrete retaining wall is one to remember.

Investors Need Help with a Hillside Property in San Clemente, CA

Before and after image of concrete retaining wall built by Foundations on the Level.

FOUNDATIONS ON THE LEVEL owner Peter Zoschak explained a job they had in San Clemente, CA. He was approached regarding an investment property on a hillside near the slope’s edge. The investors got a great deal on the property but knew the priority had to be shoring up the slope. Peter’s team proposed a monolithic pour earth retention wall that was 16 inches wide. It was 10 feet tall, 5 feet above the ground, and 5 feet beneath the ground. The retaining wall was complete with rebar and numerous ECP helical tieback anchors and helical piers embedded in the concrete. This allowed the property to be updated, which is now safely supported by the retaining wall.

California Calls for Concrete Retaining Walls

Peter told us of another job that he did recently in Dana Point, CA, where the homeowner needed a similar retaining wall, but they didn’t want to see it. They were able to completely bury the retaining wall while still providing the support necessary for the slope. With the concrete, helical tiebacks, and helical piers, these properties are protected from common conditions the hillside homes in California face for years and years to come.

FOUNDATIONS ON THE LEVEL specializes in foundation repairs, crack repairs, slab releveling, and retaining walls throughout Southern California. To learn more about Peter and his company, you can visit their website or call Peter at 760-889-8150 or by email at peter@foundationsonthelevel.com.

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