Volusia County · Florida
Daytona Beach Retaining Walls
Retaining walls to define planting areas and create transitions where your property changes level.
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Retaining wall planning in Daytona Beach.
In Daytona Beach, a proposed retaining wall should be tied to a measured change in ground level and a specific purpose. A raised planting area, a usable terrace and support beside a driveway are different projects. Identify what the wall will hold, what sits above it and where water will go. DMM Landscapes can discuss the landscape concept and access needs, while the required design and approvals depend on the site. A wall should not be treated as a general answer to unexplained flooding.
Three details to work through
- Record the slope and nearby structures before choosing a wall position; fences, paving and vehicle loads can affect how the project needs to be evaluated.
- Ask how water behind the wall will be collected and released. The visible face is only one part of the proposed assembly.
- Keep the survey and boundary information available so the wall, its base and any necessary working area can be assessed within the actual project limits.
A useful question
Is a landscape retaining wall the same as a flood barrier?
No. Retaining soil and resisting floodwater are different design problems. If the main concern is water entering the property, start with a drainage or flood assessment. For a soil-retaining project, clarify height, loading, drainage and professional design needs before materials are selected or excavation is scheduled.
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