Like most back yards, mine isn’t the perfect one you might see in Better Homes and Gardens. One of the biggest problems I have with it is that it has a pretty decent slope. At first I pretty much ignored it, although I was always concerned about the possibility of erosion on that hillside, especially after a good rain. But the more I looked at it the more I found myself wishing there was an easy way to make it safer and to make better use of that space.
Well there is – and you get it by building an interlocking retaining wall to provide support and create level areas you can landscape. Once completed, you just may feel like you have given yourself an addition to your current back or front yard. There are many kinds of interlocking retaining wall; you can build one out of almost anything.
Among the various types of walls you can build, the most common are brick retaining walls, concrete walls, timber retaining walls, landscape retaining walls or even a variation using several in one retaining wall system. Check Retaining wall builders brisbane for more info.
