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A retaining wall is intensive, laborious work that needs to be done by professionals. Cinder block, concrete and water, are all very heavy materials that you do not want to be hauling around by yourself. Whether you are working building on your driveway, house, lawn to protect water erosion or soil migration, you are going to want to consult a mason. Click here to get a free quote from a mason in your local area.

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Retaining/Block Wall tips:

  • If your yard has drainage problems, you are best consulting a contractor. Your property needs to be engineered so that water is not draining anywhere close to the house.
  • A retaining wall is like a dam: The higher the wall and the heavier the soil behind it, the greater the pressure on the wall. Most retaining walls over 3 feet are subject to some kind of permit process. This is taken more seriously in areas of seismic activity, where walls must be able to withstand shock loads in addition to everything else. You should check your local regulations before you start.


About Washington, DC :
The location of the nation's capital was a source of contention from the beginning. Just as cities now vie for professional athletic teams or maybe the Olympics, in the 1780's the great prize among the states was the national capital. Philadelphia, the wartime capital, was the leading contender. The powerful Virginia delegation wanted a location on the Potomac, with numerous other alternatives suggested. Characteristically, the solution was found in a compromise. Alexander Hamilton was floating a scheme for the new Federal government to assume the war debts of the individual states. Having hosted most of the war, Northern states had larger debts than their Southern cousins. Southern states were understandably reluctant to take on debts they didn't see as their own. The compromise came with the Southern states agreeing to assume the debts, and the Northern delegations allowing a capital in the south. The city was of course named Washington, and placed in a federal District of Columbia. The Constitution specifies a 10 mile square parcel, placed under direct control of the Congress. George Washington selected the site, a few miles up river from his home at Mt. Vernon.


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