Lower Mainland, BC

Retaining walls in New Westminster, BC.

New Westminster's hillsides facing the Fraser River are among the steepest residential slopes in the Lower Mainland, and as a retaining wall contractor in New Westminster we build here on some of our most demanding projects. Queen's Park, Sapperton, and the West End all have dramatic grades where tall block and concrete walls protect heritage homes and basements from the hillside behind them. Almost every tall wall in New Westminster needs a City permit and a structural engineer's stamp, and we manage both. The character of this city's housing stock also means we often deal with walls that protect foundations that can't afford to fail.

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Tiered natural stone retaining walls on a sloped BC property (representative photo for New Westminster)

// Retaining walls in New Westminster

The wall types and finishes we build most around Queen's Park.

What we see in New Westminster

The local stuff that actually matters.

New West's slopes facing the Fraser are some of the steepest in the Lower Mainland. Almost every tall wall here needs an engineered design and a city permit.

Most of our calls in New Westminster come from homeowners around Queen's Park and Sapperton, plus Quayside. Whether you're building from scratch or replacing a wall that's leaning, the process is the same: walk the slope with you, check the drainage situation, figure out what's really going on, and give you an honest written quote.

New Westminster's pre-war homes sit on large lots where the original retaining structures were built to a much lower standard than what's required today. Foundation damage from hillside water pressure is a real risk when walls fail in this city. We assess the wall condition, the drainage situation, and the proximity to structures before we give a scope. On steep sites near older foundations, we coordinate with the structural engineer on the full design to make sure the wall accounts for building loads and doesn't create a worse drainage situation than the one it replaces.

Free site visit in New Westminster

New Westminster at a glance

  • Queen's Park, Sapperton, Quayside
  • New West's slopes facing the Fraser are some of the steepest in the Lower Mainland. Almost every tall wall here needs an engineered design and a city permit.

Why hire a local contractor?

We pull permits directly with the local municipality, know the soil conditions, and don't pad quotes with daily equipment rental costs. Free on-site visit, written scope, no surprises.

Services in New Westminster

Everything we build in New Westminster.

Common questions

Questions from New Westminster homeowners.

  • Yes, if your wall is over 1.2 metres (about 4 feet) tall. The City of Surrey requires an engineered design and a building permit for anything taller. Walls under 1.2 metres usually don't need a permit, but if your wall supports a driveway, a building, or sits near the property line, the city may still want to see drawings. We handle the whole permit process for you.

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