The Vassiliadis Elementary School project is a Eureka Reinforced Soil wall and was constructed in 2016. The Vassiliadis Elementary School wall is located on Antelope Ridge Drive, Las Vegas, Clark County 89138, Nevada. The wall is 26640 square feet and 22 feet tall. Clark County School District is the owner of the wall. CESaretti Engineered Solutions was the wall designer on the project and Pace Contracting was the contractor.

The Del Webb project is welded wire wall and was constructed in 2015. The Del Webb project is located in Marana, Pima County, Arizona. The wall is 8,240 square feet and 26 feet tall. The owner of the wall is Landmark Title, and Pulte Group, Inc. (Developer). SHN Consulting Engineers & Geologists was the wall designer for the project and the contractor was Rockridge Construction

The WPCF Phase 1 Improvements Project is spiralnail wall constructed in 2016. The WPCF Phase 1 Improvements Project wall is located at 460 Pocatello WPCF, 10733 N Rio Vista Rd., Pocatello, 83201, Idaho. The wall height is 22 feet with 866 spiral nails. The owner of the wall is the City of Pocatello. The wall designer for the project was Gerhart Cole, Inc., the contractor was Record Steel & Construction, Inc.

The Cavalliere Flat, Alma School project is an ArtWeld Gabion Wall and ws constructed in 2016. The Cavalliere Flat, Alma School wall is located in Scottsdale, Arizona. The wall is 1536 cubic yards and 12 feet tall. The owner of the wall is the City of Scottsdale. Kimley Horn was the wall designer for the project and Specialty Companies Group, LLC was the contractor.

The Salt Creek Heights project is a welded wire wall and was constructed in 2017. The Salt Creek Heights wall is located Buenaventura Blvd Creek Crossing, Redding, California. The wall is 12000 square feet and 42 feet tall. The owner of the wall is Sierra Pacific Industries / City of Redding. The Wall designer for the project was SHN Consulting Engineers & Geologists and the contractor was EarthTech West Ltd. Many of the photos below show the wall after the major Northern California "Carr" fire.