Retaining Walls & Concrete Masonry
Strong, attractive retaining walls and masonry structures for Bedford properties.

Retaining walls are essential for managing slopes, preventing erosion, and creating usable outdoor space on uneven terrain. At BCM Bedford Concrete Masters, we design and build retaining walls and concrete masonry structures that are both functional and attractive. Whether you need a simple garden wall or a multi-tiered structure to level your yard, we have the expertise to get it done right.
A properly built retaining wall does more than just hold back soil. It protects your foundation, prevents water damage, and adds structure to your landscape. We use quality materials and proven construction techniques to ensure your wall is strong, stable, and built to last. From design to completion, we handle every detail with care. Check out our homepage to see all the services we offer.
Types of Retaining Walls We Build
We offer several types of retaining wall solutions to fit your property and budget. Here are some of the most popular options.
- •Concrete Block Walls: Interlocking concrete blocks create strong, attractive walls that are quick to install. Available in a variety of colors and textures to match your landscape.
- •Poured Concrete Walls: Solid poured concrete walls are ideal for taller structures or areas with heavy soil pressure. These walls are incredibly strong and can be finished with stucco or stone veneer.
- •Stone Veneer Walls: Concrete masonry walls with natural or manufactured stone veneer provide a high-end look that blends beautifully with your landscape.
- •Tiered Walls: For steep slopes, we can build multi-level retaining walls that create terraced planting areas and reduce soil pressure on each wall.
- •Garden and Seat Walls: Low walls that define garden beds, create seating areas, or add structure to your outdoor space.
Why You Need a Retaining Wall
If your property has a slope or elevation change, a retaining wall can solve several problems and add functionality to your yard. Here is why you might need a retaining wall.
Retaining walls prevent soil erosion, especially during heavy rains. Without a wall, soil can wash away and damage your foundation, driveway, or landscaping. A well-built wall holds the soil in place and directs water away from critical areas.
Retaining walls also create usable space. If you have a sloped yard, a retaining wall can level out an area for a patio, garden, or play space. Tiered walls create multiple flat areas that make your property more functional and visually appealing.
Finally, retaining walls add structure and beauty to your landscape. They can define garden beds, create seating areas, or serve as focal points in your yard. When paired with other features like concrete patios or walkways, retaining walls complete the look of your outdoor space.
How We Build Retaining Walls
Building a retaining wall requires careful planning and proper construction to ensure it lasts for decades. We start by evaluating your property and understanding your needs. We measure the slope, check soil conditions, and assess drainage. This helps us recommend the right type of wall and design for your situation.
Next, we prepare the site. We excavate to the proper depth and create a level base. For taller walls, we pour a concrete footing to provide a stable foundation. We install drainage behind the wall to prevent water buildup, which can cause pressure and failure over time. Proper drainage is one of the most important aspects of retaining wall construction.
Once the base is ready, we build the wall. For block walls, we stack and interlock the blocks, ensuring each course is level. For poured walls, we build forms, place reinforcement, and pour the concrete. We backfill behind the wall with gravel for drainage and compact the soil. The result is a strong, stable wall that protects your property and enhances your landscape.
Need a Retaining Wall?
Contact us today for a free site evaluation and estimate. We will assess your property and recommend the best solution for your needs.
(817) 601-6407