Retaining Wall Builders in the Barossa Valley

Retaining Wall Builders

A retaining wall done properly starts long before the first sleeper or block goes in it starts with the earthworks behind it. As civil contractors, Total Earthworx builds retaining walls the way they should be built: correctly excavated, properly drained, engineered where required, and backfilled and compacted to specification.

The Barossa's sloping blocks, reactive soils and rocky ground make retaining walls a fact of life for many properties in the region. Whether you need a structural wall to create a level building pad, terracing for a sloping backyard, or a large-scale wall for a commercial or winery development, our team delivers walls built to last and we handle the whole job, from the first cut to the finished wall.

  • Concrete Sleeper Retaining walls
  • Block and retaining walls
    Footings and Foundations
  • Timber Retaining Walls
  • Slide title

    Write your caption here
    Button
  • Slide title

    Write your caption here
    Button
  • Slide title

    Write your caption here
    Button
  • Slide title

    Write your caption here
    Button

WORKING TOGETHER

We work with you to come up with the very best solutions for your challenges!

01

Bulk & Detailed Excavation

Large-scale cut and removal for commercial developments, subdivisions and civil projects. We move material efficiently with the right machinery matched to your site, keeping your project programme on track.

02

House & Shed Pads

Accurate site cuts and pad preparation for new homes, sheds and rural buildings, benched and compacted ready for your builder, with certified compaction available where required.




03

Footings & Foundations

Footing excavation dug to engineering specifications for residential and commercial builds, coordinated with your builder or engineer so inspections and pours run smoothly.

04

Septic & Wastewater systems

Excavation for septic tanks and wastewater systems on rural and residential properties, including trenching for drainage runs.

05

Rock breaking

Hydraulic rock breaking for sites where the Barossa's rock shelves get in the way. We assess ground conditions early so rock doesn't blow out your budget or timeline unexpectedly.



06

Driveways & Access

Excavation and preparation for new driveways, crossovers and rural access tracks, from cut through to base preparation.

Need more than excavation? We also handle site and land clearing, trenching, retaining walls and demolition one contractor across the whole groundworks scope.



Our Process

Site assessment & quote

we look at access, ground conditions, levels and spoil before we price, so the quote you get is the price you pay.

Service location & planning

underground services are located and marked before any bucket touches the ground.

Excavation

 experienced operators, the right machine for the site, and clear communication with your builder or project manager throughout.

Compaction & finish

compaction to specification, certified where required, with spoil removed or reused on site as agreed.

Contact us on (08) 8562 4649 to discuss your winery development requirements.

FAQs

  • How much does excavation cost?

    It depends on the volume of material, ground conditions, site access and what happens to the spoil. Rock, tight access and long cartage distances add cost; good access and reusable spoil reduce it. We assess your site before quoting so there are no surprises.


  • Do you locate underground services before digging?

    Yes. Service location is part of our standard process on every job before excavation begins.


  • Can you work on tight-access or sloping sites?

    Yes. Tight-access residential blocks and sloping Barossa sites are our bread and butter. We match compact machinery to constrained sites and plan the works around your access.


  • Do you remove the spoil?

    We can remove spoil from site, reuse it for fill where suitable, or a combination of both   whatever work s best for your project and  and budget. Cartage is priced into your quote up front. 

      

Still have a question?

Give us a call