A block wall is the quietest, heaviest option on the property line — no infill to see through, no mesh to cut, and a mass that a fence simply doesn't have. It's also the most permit-bound option, since CMU construction is structural work, not fencing, in most jurisdictions.
A block wall is the quietest, heaviest option on the property line — no infill to see through, no mesh to cut, and a mass that a fence simply doesn't have. It's also the most permit-bound option, since CMU construction is structural work, not fencing, in most jurisdictions.
Wall height, pilaster spacing and footing depth engineered to code.
Drawings submitted and approved before construction starts.
Footings poured, block set, pilasters reinforced.
Stucco, paint or split-face finish applied.
Scoped to your property, not a flat per-item rate. These are the factors that move the number, in the order they usually matter.
In almost every jurisdiction, yes — CMU walls are structural construction, and we handle the drawings and submittal.
Height limits vary by city and by proximity to the property line; we confirm the limit and engineer to it during design.
It's quieter and harder to see through or cut, but it's not inherently anti-climb — we can add anti-climb topping where that matters for your site.
Name, phone and ZIP. We walk it before we price it.
