Project Overview and Initial Planning
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How To Update The Appearance Of A Home with Retaining Walls
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The project begins with an assessment of the existing landscape, which features a triple-terraced timber retaining wall that is approximately 15 to 20 years old. Although the timber is in good condition, its aesthetic is outdated. The plan is to remove this triple-terraced structure and replace it with a double-terraced system. Specifically, the bottom-most timber wall will be entirely eliminated, and the soil behind it will be graded down to the curb line, restoring the original ground level at that point. This reduction from three to two terraces also helps to reduce the overall project expense. The upper two retaining walls will be replaced with new ones of approximately the same height but constructed from natural boulders to achieve an updated look.
Goal: Define scope and design of the retaining wall replacement
Tools and materials
- Existing Timber Retaining Walls — The structure to be removed and replaced
- Soil N/A — The existing earth that will be regraded
- Water Inlet Pipe N/A — An existing pipe that indicates the original ground grade
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