Old timber wall sagging or breaking up
- Cause
- Timber sleepers pressed against damp soil can rot and lose strength.
- Why it matters
- A failing edge lets soil slump onto paths and lawn, and the old posts may stop holding.
- Our solution
- Pull out the timber and rebuild with timber look concrete sleepers on galvanised posts. Measure the existing run first so we can count sleepers and posts for the new wall.
- Prevention / next step
- Put drainage behind the new wall so soil isn't sitting wet against the face.
Signs to watch for:
- Soft or crumbling sleepers
- Posts leaning or loose
- Soil spilling over the top





