Masonry, stone, and concrete
Stone retaining walls for Philadelphia-area properties.
We build retaining walls that hold grade and organize sloped or changing outdoor areas.
How we approach retaining walls
A retaining wall needs to account for height, slope, drainage, the material behind it, and nearby structures or property features.
Share photos of the full slope, approximate wall length and height, drainage or movement concerns, and access to the work area.
A useful first conversation starts with the property.
Tell us where the work is, what you are seeing now, and what you want the finished result to do.
Photos, measurements, access details, and timing can help us understand the starting point before the site visit.
How it goes
From the first call to a cleaner next step.
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Describe the work
Share the location, current condition, useful photos, and the result you need.
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Review the site
We look at access, existing materials or equipment, and the conditions that shape the work.
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Confirm the scope
We explain the practical scope and make sure the next step is clear.
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Plan the work
Once the scope is understood, we coordinate the job around the property and requested timing.
FAQ
Retaining Walls questions before you call
What should I mention when asking about retaining walls?
Share photos of the full slope, approximate wall length and height, drainage or movement concerns, and access to the work area.
Does Ashenfelter Bros. Masonry handle retaining walls around Philadelphia and nearby Montgomery County towns?
We build retaining walls that hold grade and organize sloped or changing outdoor areas.
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Need retaining walls?
Tell us where the property is, what needs attention, and what result you want.