Retaining Wall Experts in Canton, GA

Professional installation, repair, and maintenance of concrete and stone retaining walls

About Complete Concrete & Masonry

Since 2010, Complete Concrete & Masonry has been the trusted name for retaining wall construction in Canton, Woodstock, and surrounding Cherokee County areas. Our certified masons specialize in creating durable, beautiful erosion control solutions that stand the test of time.

Owner Matt Cook brings over 15 years of experience in hardscape and landscape design using structural engineering principles to every project, ensuring your segmental retaining walls, concrete block walls, or natural stone walls are built to last.

Our Retaining Wall Services

Residential Retaining Walls

Transform your sloped yard with our grading solutions and terracing systems. We install:

Concrete block retaining walls
Natural stone masonry walls
Timber retaining walls (pressure-treated)
Segmental wall systems (Versa-Lok, Allan Block)

Commercial Retaining Structures

Heavy-duty solutions for erosion prevention and property stabilization:

Reinforced concrete walls
Gabion basket walls
Crib wall systems
Sheet pile installations

Retaining Wall Repair & Maintenance

We fix common issues with existing walls:

Wall leaning or bulging repair
Drainage correction
Foundation stabilization
Stone/mortar restoration

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a retaining wall cost in Canton, GA?

Costs typically range from $30-$60 per square foot depending on materials (concrete blocks vs natural stone), height, site accessibility, and engineering requirements. We provide free, no-obligation quotes.

Do I need a permit for a retaining wall?

In Canton and Cherokee County, permits are generally required for walls over 4 feet tall. We handle all permitting and engineering documentation as part of our service.

What's the best material for a sloped yard?

For most residential applications in Georgia's clay soil, segmental concrete blocks offer the best balance of durability and cost. In areas with high water flow, we often recommend natural stone with proper weep holes.