Lakeland Village, CA
Retaining Wall & Slope Drainage in Lakeland Village
Looking for retaining wall & slope drainage in Lakeland Village? Temecula Valley Drainage Pros serves Lakeland Village (about 22 miles northwest of downtown Temecula) and the surrounding Temecula area. Drainage systems for hillside lots and retaining walls — wall weep systems, back-of-wall gravel drains, and slope interceptor drains that relieve hydrostatic pressure and control runoff. Retaining wall and slope drainage in Lakeland Village, for walls that weep and hillsides that send water at the house.
Retaining Wall & Slope Drainage for Lakeland Village homeowners & businesses
The community sits in the eastern foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains, where canyon slopes reach 35 percent. The Flood Control District calls these watersheds characteristically steep with high debris production potential, and FEMA's Line H public notice describes three upstream debris basins and a 1.8-acre sediment basin at the base of the hills.
If the wall is dry but the ground behind the house stays wet, see French drain installation in Lakeland Village.
- Relieves hydrostatic pressure behind retaining walls
- Interceptor drains control hillside and slope runoff
- Protects walls, pads, and downslope structures
Runoff coming down a hillside toward the house, or a retaining wall that weeps, bulges, or stains? Talk it through for your Lakeland Village property.
About Lakeland Village
Lakeland Village is home to roughly 12,364 residents (2020), in Riverside County. Lakeland Village is an unincorporated community on the southwest shore of Lake Elsinore, at roughly 1,283 feet elevation, tucked between the lake and the hills below Rome Hill and the Cleveland National Forest.
Local landmarks include Lake Elsinore (southwest shore), Rome Hill, Ortega Highway.
Retaining Wall & Slope Drainage in nearby areas
Retaining Wall & Slope Drainage questions from Lakeland Village customers
- What kind of hillside is a retaining wall holding back in Lakeland Village?
- The USGS map of the Elsinore quadrangle describes the Santa Ana Mountains block west of the Elsinore fault as undifferentiated granitic rocks of the Cretaceous Peninsular Ranges batholith, including widespread pre-batholithic Mesozoic rocks farther west. Lake Elsinore's general plan chapter for the Lakeland Village sphere describes canyons in the eastern foothills of those mountains with steep slopes of up to 35 percent.
- Why does slope drainage here fill with sediment and not just water?
- The Flood Control District's master drainage plan for Lakeland Village describes the watersheds above the community as characteristically steep with high debris production potential. It adds that when fires occur within the steep canyons, vegetation is destroyed and the soil is left more susceptible to erosion, and that debris originating from fires along with eroded sediment is swiftly carried downstream toward Lake Elsinore.
- What is planned at the base of the hills on the southwestern side of the community?
- FEMA's public notice for the Lakeland Village Master Drainage Plan Line H project describes capturing 100-year storm runoff from multiple points at the base of the hills on the southwestern side of the community, using reinforced concrete pipe up to 90 inches in diameter, three upstream debris basins, a sediment basin about 1.8 acres in size, catch basins in or adjacent to streets, and a new outlet structure to Lake Elsinore at the northern end of Maiden Lane.
- Does the County require anything above a cut or fill slope on my lot?
- Riverside County's grading notes call for a paved slope interceptor drain along the top of cut slopes where the drainage path toward the cut slope is greater than 40 feet, and for a berm 5 feet wide by 1 foot high along the top of all fill slopes steeper than 3:1, horizontal to vertical. Both intercept water before it reaches the slope face.
Runoff coming down a hillside toward the house, or a retaining wall that weeps, bulges, or stains
Describe your Lakeland Village property and we will connect you with a local contractor.