Few things can transform an outdoor space more than installing retaining walls as part of a dedicated landscaping design. You can turn a large lawn or undeveloped property into a much more functional and useful space with the help of walls made from brick, stone, or other durable materials. It’s also easy to maintain the walls, so they can keep working as intended. If you are considering adding a retaining wall or two to your property, here are four great reasons to do it.
You can make your property more valuable with the help of retaining walls. According to Home Light, a property with a quality landscaping design is worth about 10% more than one with just a yard. A retaining wall looks great while holding back the land that otherwise would encroach upon the space opened by the retaining wall. It also helps make your home more valuable.
A retaining wall helps you shape and sculpt your property to make it more useful and support more outdoor activities. You can use one to open up a space in which to place a patio, deck, or pool. You can use short walls for creating terraces and gardens, or add other landscaping elements that greatly improve your home’s outdoor space. You can have more room to roam and have fun while spending more time outside in good weather.
A tall wall that holds back the earth also blocks people’s view of your outdoor spaces. You can erect a retaining wall that creates a level space for a patio or another outdoor feature that gives you a more private space from which to enjoy being outside. You can have more fun in the sun without worrying about prying eyes invading your outdoor living space.
A retaining wall holds the land in place instead of letting it erode due to wind and rain. A retaining wall can direct excess water away from your home and other structures while keeping the soil in place. You get protection against soil erosion and external flooding for your home while making your property look much better.
As you can see, there are several benefits to adding retaining walls to your property. If you are considering adding one or more
retaining walls to your property, CSI Landscape is here to help! Call to learn more and schedule a landscaping consultation.
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