Landscape retaining walls
Wall layouts shaped to the property and the height change the yard needs to handle.
Make better use of a sloped yard with a retaining wall designed around the grade, the house and how you want to use the space. Brownstone Outdoor Solutions builds landscape walls and paver steps for homes in Woodstock and nearby communities.

A well-placed wall can define a garden edge, manage a grade change or help create a flatter area for lawn and outdoor use. Brownstone can coordinate a wall with paver steps and nearby hardscape so the route through the yard feels natural.
Wall layouts shaped to the property and the height change the yard needs to handle.
Integrated steps and a landing can make a raised or sloped part of the yard easier to reach.
We consider water flow, grade and site access when scoping the work, and can discuss drainage needs alongside the wall.

A backyard clearing created flat green space, with a curved retaining wall, central paver steps and a landing tying the levels together.
We look at the grade, access, nearby structures and where water moves across the property.
We discuss wall layout, materials, steps and the usable space you want the project to create.
You receive a clear project scope and next steps before construction begins. Site-specific engineering or permit requirements must be addressed when applicable.
Wall height, soil, drainage and conditions above or below a wall all affect the right approach. We evaluate the site before settling on scope and materials.
Brownstone serves Woodstock, Holly Springs, Kennesaw, Acworth, Canton and nearby North Metro Atlanta communities.
Yes. Brownstone has completed a curved retaining wall with central paver steps and a landing to connect a cleared backyard to flat green space.
Wall length and height, site access, excavation, materials, drainage needs and features like steps or landings all affect the project scope and price.
Yes. Water flow and drainage needs are part of evaluating the yard and defining the work.
Send the project location, a few photos if you have them, and what you hope the wall will do. Matthew will follow up to discuss the next step.