An orange netted fence runs along the top of a long rock wall. The rock wall is made up of hundreds of individual landscape rocks. Mt. Rainier looms above a forested area in the background. An orange netted fence runs along the top of a long rock wall. The rock wall is made up of hundreds of individual landscape rocks. Mt. Rainier looms above a forested area in the background. An orange netted fence runs along the top of a long rock wall that tapers in the distance. The rock wall is made up of hundreds of individual landscape rocks. Mt. Rainier is obscured behind the fence in the middle of the photo. An orange netted fence runs along the top of a long rock wall. The rock wall is made up of hundreds of individual landscape rocks. A graded plat of land is in the foreground. An excavated, square plat is edged by an enormous rock wall that appears to measure at least one story tall. The rock wall is made up of individual landscape rocks from Kapowsin Quarry. A beautiful sunset over Mt. Rainier can be seen in the background. A rock wall made up of many individual landscape rocks runs uphill along a slope. Mt. Rainier and a beautiful pink and purple sunset can be seen in background.

Daybreak Rock Walls

Date: 2023
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Description

Daybreak by Lennar is a new master-planned community in Graham, Washington. When finished, it will contain over 500 homes.

Washington Rock's quarried landscape rock was used to create two long retention walls that double as features in the backyards of homes. A massive retention wall was also built above a retention basin.

Materials

2,900 tons of 2"-4" Quarry Spalls
1,800 tons of Three-Man Rockery Rock
1,400 tons of 4-Man Rockery Rock
240 tons of 4"-8" Quarry Spalls

Highlights

Contractor RM Construction used over 3,200 tons of landscape rock and over 3,000 tons of quarry spalls, or over 200 truckloads of product in total.