Retaining Walls & Proper Drainage
The most common cause of concrete block retaining wall collapse is water. The concrete wall seen below failed because of insufficient drainage behind the wall. This wall failure was caused by a combination of the earth sloping toward the wall, no run-off stone behind the wall, and no apparent weep holes or drainage outlets.
You need to have the weep holes to allow free drainage throughout the concrete retaining walls. The weep holes need to link with a kind of filter material and the adequate space will permit uniform drainage between the walls.
Keep checking the water runoff and drainage in mind during this construction process and ensure that the water systems from your house will not be puddled and reduce the endurance of stairs. Call 811 - DigSafe to ask about the local utility before you plan to dig anything up. Then determine whether there are any underground lines and mark the exact locations to avoid it during the process.
Here is some information for your reference, if you have any questions, please contact GREEN ARBOR LANDSCAPING (206) 265-2940 for advice.
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