The best way for clients to get the most out of their property, is by leveling a sloped yard. ... Slopes and hills on a property make the space unusable. By creating a level lawn, or creating spaces with a sloped yard, the area to work on or enjoy is maximized.

How much does it cost to level a sloped yard?

Leveling a slope costs between $1 and $15 per cubic yard of dirt. Basic lawn re-sloping to prevent erosion and fix drainage averages at $1,900 for most homeowners.

How do you fix a sloping yard?

You can make a sloping property more functional by cutting away a portion of a hill and installing a retaining wall to hold back the soil. This is a great opportunity to create a dedicated planting area behind and along the retaining wall, while reclaiming a portion of your yard for an expanse of grass on level ground.