Aledo, Texas · Retaining wall and hardscape engineering statewide
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DIRTSAVERSRetaining Wall & Hardscape Engineering

Areas served

Serving all of Texas from Aledo

Design is statewide: plans, calculations and sealed drawings work the same anywhere in Texas. Field visits are arranged project by project, based on where the job is.

Dallas-Fort Worth

Retaining walls, screen walls and entry monuments across the Metroplex. Field visits scheduled directly.

  • Fort Worth
  • Dallas
  • Arlington
  • Irving
  • Frisco
  • McKinney
  • Prosper
  • Celina
  • Melissa
  • Little Elm
  • Denton
  • Rockwall
  • Mesquite
  • Mansfield

Projects here: Tavolo Park and Westpoint Park, Fort Worth, Valley View Industrial, Irving, Lone Star Ranch, Mansfield, Wild Oaks, Shady Shores, Doe Branch and Legacy Hills, Celina

West and south of Fort Worth

Our home base: Parker, Hood and Johnson counties, from Weatherford and Granbury down to Cleburne and Burleson. Field visits scheduled directly.

  • Aledo
  • Weatherford
  • Hudson Oaks
  • Willow Park
  • Granbury
  • Cleburne
  • Benbrook
  • Burleson

Projects here: Morningside Ph 1, Weatherford, Cinema Retail Building, Hudson Oaks

Central Texas and statewide

Projects in the Austin and San Marcos area and anywhere in Texas. Design is handled remotely; observation is arranged per project.

  • Austin
  • San Marcos
  • Round Rock
  • Georgetown
  • San Antonio
  • Houston

Projects here: Sahota Center, San Marcos, Menchaca Apartments, Austin

Where our walls are

DirtSavers projects across TexasMap of Texas with a dot in each city where DirtSavers has designed a project. Dot size shows how many projects. Most are in Dallas-Fort Worth, with clusters around Austin and along I-35.DFWAustinSan AntonioHoustonAbileneTylerWacoMidland
Fort WorthDallasMcKinneyCelinaFriscoFlower MoundDentonRockwallMansfieldWeatherfordWaxahachieAledo

How it works outside DFW

Location changes how field visits happen, not how the design gets done.

1. Design remotelySend plans, the geotechnical report and photos by email or upload. Questions are handled by phone, email or video call, and sealed drawings are delivered electronically.
2. Agree on observation up frontIf the project needs construction observation, the proposal spells out how: scheduled site visits, documented photo review at key stages, or a mix of both.
3. Keep the scheduleThe contractor gives notice before key stages such as pier drilling and pours, so visits or photo reviews happen before anything gets covered up.

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