Retaining Walls for Residential Sites in Kadoma

A retaining wall is a structure holding back tonnes of saturated soil. Drainage behind the wall matters as much as the blocks in front of it.

In this sector the driving requirement is usually: Drainage that moves storm water away from the house, not into it

Kadoma is a farming and mining centre between Harare and Bulawayo, with agricultural, industrial and suburban demand. That matters here because: Hot conditions make shade planting and efficient irrigation important.

• Agricultural and industrial premises need hard-wearing, washable floors.
• Hot conditions make shade planting and efficient irrigation important.
• Larger stands suit phased landscaping.
• Heavy summer downpours make falls and drainage a design decision, not an afterthought.

We assess slope, soil and surcharge, then build with a compacted foundation, drainage layer, geogrid reinforcement where required, and weep or subsoil drainage.

• Segmental block and gravity walls
• Reinforced walls with geogrid for higher retention
• Gabion and natural stone walls
• Planter and terrace walls integrated with landscaping
• Behind-wall drainage and stormwater management

Residential premises rarely close for a contractor. We sequence the work in zones, agree access and working hours before starting, and keep the site tidy daily so the rest of the premises stays usable.

• Turns unusable slope into usable ground
• Controls erosion and stormwater
• Defines terraces and garden rooms architecturally