Retaining wall repair

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Retaining wall repair in West Queen Anne

3 active companies have selected Seattle permit descriptions matching this work type and neighborhood.

What this page means

This is a record intersection, not a service-area or availability claim. Every company below has at least one selected permit whose public description matches the work type and whose recorded neighborhood is West Queen Anne. The page exists only because two different active registrations clear that evidence threshold.

Permit language is short and cannot establish construction quality, the exact role of each participant, final cost, or fit for a new property. Compare the linked descriptions, inspect the current official records, and ask how a proposed scope responds to your site.

Matching permit evidence

Groundworks1 matching record

Construct repairs to existing retaining wall with helical anchors per plan. Review and process 7018832-CN under this permit.

7015480-CN · Nov 7, 2024 · West Queen Anne · $52,197

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Repairs to existing failing retaining wall to single family residence per plan. (Repairs to existing retaining wall affecting 3 properties. Review and processing for 3 records under 6859565-CN).

6859565-CN · May 19, 2023 · West Queen Anne · $35,000

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Before contacting companies

  • A written diagnosis separating structural, drainage, and finish work
  • Engineering and permit responsibility, including inspections
  • Temporary support, access, excavation, disposal, and restoration
  • How the repaired assembly will collect and discharge water

Evidence is not endorsement. Re-check Washington registration, bond, insurance, references, engineering responsibility, and the current SDCI permit path before signing.

Project intake

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