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Regrade land or Build a Retaining Wall to stop dirt from house
I have a home with a 1 to 2 foot slope from back of house to remaining land in the backyard which is . which is cheaper to do? I need your input
should I build a 10ft (length) retaining wall or should I regrade entire 5000 sq ft backyard?