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The Role of Backfill in a Stable Build (and Why It’s Often Overlooked)

By |2025-07-21T15:02:36-06:00September 4th, 2025|Backfill Services, Driveway excavation, Excavation, Excavation Colorado Springs, Retaning Wall|

When most people think of excavation, they picture the digging—not what happens after the job is done. But backfill plays a major role in how long your structures, driveways, and landscapes actually last. Backfill isn’t just pushing dirt back into a hole. It’s a deliberate process that affects drainage, stability, and long-term performance. Here’s ....

How Retaining Wall Footings Are Excavated (And Why It Matters)

By |2025-07-21T14:31:08-06:00August 24th, 2025|Colorado Excavation, Retaning Wall, Trenching Services|

Retaining walls do more than hold back dirt. They support entire sections of your yard, prevent erosion, and help manage water flow. But the strength of any retaining wall depends heavily on what lies beneath the footings. Excavating for retaining wall footings isn’t something to rush. If done wrong, it can lead to leaning walls, ....

Why Retaining Walls Matter

By |2025-07-21T13:46:55-06:00July 1st, 2025|Colorado Excavation, Excavation, Retaning Wall|

Retaining walls aren’t just decorative—they’re essential structures that protect your property from soil erosion, stabilize slopes, and help manage water runoff. In Colorado Springs’ varied terrain, retaining walls play a big role in successful landscaping and excavation projects. Zeus Excavating builds durable retaining walls customized for your site’s unique soil conditions and design goals. Whether ....

Was Colorado Springs’ Retaining Wall Failure Preventable?

By |2025-07-21T13:50:34-06:00January 29th, 2024|Retaning Wall|

Was Colorado Springs’ Retaining Wall Failure Preventable? On June 14, 2023, in Colorado Springs, over 100 homeowners faced repair challenges due to unprecedented rainfall. In the Flying Horse area, a resident, John Parcha, described how water surged over a retaining wall failure, turning his backyard into a swamp. He attributes this to inadequate drainage. ....

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