
Concrete Sleeper Retaining Walls
The most common choice for Glen Waverley rebuilds and new driveways. Steel posts set into deep footings give the strength reactive clay calls for.
Find Out MoreRetaining walls in Glen Waverley need to be built for the ground underneath them, and that’s where our team starts. Whether you’re rebuilding, extending, subdividing or levelling the backyard, we design and build walls that suit your block and the City of Monash’s requirements.
Monash Council notes that local soil tends to have a strong clay component that can be unstable. That movement is why footing depth and drainage matter so much here, and why we treat them as the main part of the job, not an afterthought. Get in touch to talk through your project.

The most common choice for Glen Waverley rebuilds and new driveways. Steel posts set into deep footings give the strength reactive clay calls for.
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Solid stone blocks for entries, front gardens and feature walls, with the weight and footing depth to stay put when the clay moves.
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Free-draining rock baskets that let water pass through. Handy on lower parts of a block where water collects after heavy rain.
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We manage the full build from excavation to drainage, backfill and finishing, and work alongside your builder or engineer on knockdown-rebuild sites.
Find Out MorePaperwork is often what slows a Glen Waverley project down. Monash Council says a wall that forms part of the structural support for a building needs a building permit, and a soil report classified to AS 2870 is typically part of that application. We’ll explain what your job needs and help you line it up early.
For most homes, a planning permit generally isn’t needed for a retaining wall. The exceptions Council lists are commercial projects, lots under 300 square metres and properties with a Heritage Overlay. Some pockets near local creeks also sit in flood-related overlays, so it’s worth checking your address on Council’s planning maps.
We work across Glen Waverley and neighbouring Mount Waverley, Wheelers Hill and Burwood East, plus nearby Mulgrave and Oakleigh.

Tell us what you’re building and where the wall needs to go. We’ll look at your Glen Waverley site, explain the permit side in plain English and give you a clear quote.