Hold the hillside where you want it.
Soil nails, retaining structures, drainage and erosion control stop slopes from creeping toward your home.
- Timeline: Days to weeks
- Methods: Drainage, soil nails, walls
- Plans: Engineered where needed
What it is, and why it matters.
Tennessee's hills are beautiful and moving. Rain soaks clay slopes, water builds pressure and the soil creeps or slumps, pushing on retaining walls, foundations and driveways.
We evaluate the slope, remove water with drains and install walls, soil nails or anchors where needed, then restore erosion control so the ground stays put.
Four things done right.
Water first
Drains reduce the force behind the slope.
Engineered support
Walls and nails sized to the soil.
Erosion control
Plants and matting hold the surface.
Monitored
Movement is tracked.
From first call to hillside and slope stabilization.
- 01
Evaluate
We study slope, soil and water.
- 02
Plan
Drainage and structures are selected.
- 03
Build
Drains, walls and nails are installed.
- 04
Restore
The slope is stabilized and planted.
Hillside and Slope Stabilization across Tennessee.
We do this work in 58 cities, from Memphis and Jackson to Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga and the Tri-Cities.
Hillside and Slope Stabilization: common questions
How do I know if my slope is moving?
Leaning trees and poles, cracks at the top of the slope, bulges at the bottom and tilting walls are warning signs.
Can a slope be stabilized without a big wall?
Sometimes drainage and plantings are enough, and steeper or weaker slopes need walls or soil nails.
How do I get a price for hillside and slope stabilization?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-209-7643. We confirm what is involved and send a written price, and most properties get a free estimate visit.
Ready to talk about hillside and slope stabilization?
A short visit and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.