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Enhance Your Landscape with Block Retaining Walls Enhance Your Landscape with Segmental Block Retaining Walls Transform your outdoor space into a masterpiece of functionality and beauty with segmental block retaining walls by ADC Hardscapes. These versatile and durable walls offer an excellent solution to various landscaping challenges, providing practicality and aesthetic appeal. While they may …
Concrete is a widely used construction material. Due to its strength, durability, and versatility. However, it could be a better material and can crack or break under certain conditions. Concrete is reinforced with steel and fiber to improve its strength and durability. In this blog, we will discuss why concrete is reinforced with steel and …
Retaining walls are essential structures that help prevent soil erosion, and support slopes, creating a flat surface for building, gardening, or other activities. When choosing the right retaining wall for your project, you have several options, including segmental block and structural panel retaining walls. This blog will discuss why a structural panel retaining wall is …
Retaining walls are essential in supporting soil, preventing erosion, and protecting property from landslides. However, not all retaining walls are created equal, and choosing the wrong type of wall for a specific application can have disastrous consequences. In this blog post, we will explore why you should not use segmental block retaining walls on the …
How ADC Hardscapes Got to be King of the Hill. ADC Hardscapes has been a leading provider of premium retaining walls in Central Oklahoma for over 20 years. Its founders have deep roots within the community and extensive knowledge in retaining wall construction. We are looking to create blog content that educates our audience about …
The Perfect Retaining Wall Part 2 The Value of a Foundation It doesn’t really matter if you build the strongest retaining wall that is available (I think that we do) if you have a less than desired footing, then you will have a less than substantial retaining wall. This is not to say that your …