Building a Redi Rock retaining wall on a creek

Building a Redi Rock retaining wall next to a creek. Redi-Rock are precast modular blocks, which are consider a "big block retaining wall". First we needed to build a cofferdam using sand bags to block the water flow from our work area. Then we excavated to a depth of 12' below. We then poured our base which was a 18" concrete slab / footing. The concrete footer was reinforced with #5 rebar. This is part 1 of the job, stay tuned for more!
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[@chargermopar]

All that paperwork and work to build something to keep nature from doing what it wants. Looks like a challenging project but it always amazes me that you can dig next to and under a water level and it is dry. Around here the water level is the same everywhere. I look forward to seeing what Redi-Rock is. Great video although I do turn the volume down when the chipmunks start singing, LOL!

[@jaboy123]

Cool video. Looking forward to part 2.

[@Omalley600rr]

Great video looking forward to part 2

[@Vega02flaco]

I watch the part 2 first and looks Really good the wall 👍

[@srmcontracting]

Thank you, yes this wall is very solid

[@TheHomePros6221]

Great job Sean!!

[@candyspratt4652]

Thankyou,. Looking forward to part 2

[@user-ev8ln4ql4r]

The cost of building that wall is almost the price of a home? With everything required to do just to be able to start building the wall. Interesting vid.

[@billfenner7084]

How much does the footing have in it.

[@srmcontracting]

The footing is 10 yards of concrete. I over ordered a little bit and we ended up with 18" of concrete. The plans called for 12" minimum. Thanks for watching

[@billfenner7084]

@@srmcontracting Okay. That's not going anywhere.

[@teachthestory]

Cost?

[@MrBenB]

Part 2.
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