Cast-in-place concrete, also known as site-cast or poured-in-place concrete, refers to concrete placed directly on a construction site using formwork instead of precast concrete, which is cast offsite and then brought to a construction site to be assembled. Cast -in-place concrete can be used in retaining walls as well as foundation systems.

Removable concrete forms can create a vertical concrete retaining wall with almost any shape desired. We specialize in Large walls that require design by a professional engineer. It is advisable to get local building department approval for the design of whatever wall you are intending to build. We work with many design and engineering companies to help you get your project out of the ground and rolling.
Cast in place concrete retaining walls can consist of many different footing styles. The one pictured below is a standard T spread footing with reinforced steel (re-bar) and concrete. The one below consists of two separate concrete pours, the footing and the stem wall separate. This does not always have to be the case, you can achieve a monolithic pour on smaller retaining walls. Almost all larger walls (4’-12’) tall are poured in multiple passes and designed that way by the Engineers.