Retaining Walls · Washington Township, MI

Concrete Retaining Walls in Washington Township, MI

Need to hold back a slope or define a garden bed in Washington Township? We serve homeowners throughout Washington Township and the rest of Macomb County. We build concrete garden and retaining walls that can be finished to match your patio or walkway.

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Retaining Walls in Washington Township: What to Plan For

Frost and saturated soil push hardest on walls in colder areas, so drainage behind the wall is essential.

Washington Township borders Oakland County, and its population grew from 25,139 in 2010 to 28,165 in 2020. It includes the communities of Washington, Mount Vernon and Clifton Mills, plus part of the Village of Romeo, with M-53 running just east of Washington.

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Washington Township at a Glance

Municipality
Washington Township
County
Macomb
Population (2020)
28,165
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Before you start

Permits and Planning in Washington Township

Check with Washington Township about permit requirements for driveways, patios and sidewalks before work starts. If your address is in the Village of Romeo, the village may have its own requirements.

Planning guide: Concrete Retaining Walls and Garden Walls: A Planning Guide for Michigan Yards

FAQ

Retaining Walls in Washington Township: FAQ

Something else on your mind? Call or text (586) 231-4217.

Do you build a concrete retaining wall in Washington Township?
Yes. Enzo’s Concrete LLC is a licensed, insured and family-owned contractor serving homeowners throughout Washington Township and the rest of Macomb County. Send your project details, or call or text (586) 231-4217, to set up a free estimate.
Do I need a permit for a concrete retaining wall in Washington Township?
Requirements vary by municipality and project. Check with Washington Township before work begins.
Do I need a permit for a retaining wall?
It depends on the wall’s height, location and your municipality’s rules. Low landscape walls often don’t, while taller walls may. Check with your local building department. We can discuss what typically applies when we see the site.

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