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Michigan Retaining walls enhance appearance while protecting your property!

Michigan Retaining Walls

Wood Timber Retaining Walls

timber michigan retaining wall

Vertical wood timber retaining walls are a very popular choice among property owners. Their ability to retain exceedingly heavy amounts of backfill pressure make them an extremely effective way to prevent downslope movement on your property. Supplemented by our exclusive steel tie-back system, Seaside Seawalls delivers an unmatched level of quality vertical wood timber walls.

Stackable – Segmented Retaining Wall

Segmented and stackable michigan retaining wall

Segmental retaining walls have been used throughout the United States for over 20 years. Combining this older technology with newer materials and modern design these walls provide an unprecedented ability to retain soil while being statuesque and regal in demeanor.

Steel Sheet Piling

steel piling michigan retaining wall

Like our seawall counterparts, steel sheet piling retaining walls are designed for Michigan retaining walls in need of above average height and extremely heavy backfill pressures. Steel does a fantastic job in this area while enhancing the look of your property with its elegant lines.

Rock Retaining Wall

michigan rock retaining wall

Most commonly found along river homes a “Rip-Rap Seawall” is the rock wall’s younger sibling. A very cost effective and fantastic looking fieldstone wall will set a picturesque scene while secretly protecting your property from erosion and loss year round.

Common Questions About Michigan Retaining Walls

What types of retaining walls do you build?

Four. Vertical wood timber walls backed by our exclusive steel tie-back system, stackable segmental walls, steel sheet piling, and fieldstone rock walls. Which one suits your property comes down to how much backfill pressure the wall has to hold and the look you want.

Which retaining wall handles the heaviest backfill pressure?

Steel sheet piling. It is built for walls that need above average height and have to hold back extremely heavy backfill, and its clean vertical lines look sharp on the property. Vertical wood timber walls with our steel tie-back system are the other strong option for heavy loads.

What is a rip-rap wall?

It is a fieldstone rock wall, most commonly found along river homes. It is a cost effective option that sets a natural, picturesque scene while quietly protecting your property from erosion year round.

Will a retaining wall stop soil from washing away?

That is exactly what it is for. A properly built retaining wall prevents downslope movement and holds your soil in place, protecting the property from erosion and loss through every season.