Coastal regions are the front lines in the battle against erosion and rising sea levels, and seawalls stand as formidable defenses. However, these structures are not impervious to the forces of nature, often requiring meticulous repair to ensure their effectiveness. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the common challenges faced in seawall repair and…
DetailsCoastal marine construction stands at the forefront of engineering prowess, continually pushing boundaries to protect our shorelines and infrastructure. This comprehensive guide unveils the latest innovations, technologies, and methodologies that define the evolving landscape of coastal marine construction. As we delve into the intricacies of this field, we’ll explore cutting-edge methods, materials, and techniques employed…
DetailsDredging construction is the process of removing sediment or other material from the bottom of a body of water, such as a river, lake, or harbor. This is typically done using specialized equipment, such as dredgers, that are designed to scoop up and remove sediment from the bottom of the waterway. One of the main…
DetailsA seawall is an important structure that is built along coastlines and other bodies of water to protect land and property from erosion caused by waves and tidal movements. Over the years, seawalls have been constructed using various materials, including concrete, steel, wood, and vinyl. In recent times, the use of vinyl seawalls has become…
DetailsIn Florida, dredging activities are regulated by various agencies, including the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), and local municipalities. Before any dredging construction can take place, it’s typically necessary to obtain the required permits and approvals from these regulatory agencies. This can involve a complex process of…
DetailsDecking is the material used to create the walkway for docks. There are several types of decking materials available in the market for marine dock construction. Each has its own benefits and drawbacks and can be used for residential and commercial dock construction. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the most common…
DetailsPiling sizes for boatlifts and marine dock construction can vary depending on several factors such as the water depth, the size of the dock or boatlift, the weight capacity required, and the soil composition of the seabed. Generally, the most common piling sizes for docks and boatlifts are between 8 inches to 12 inches in…
DetailsDocks are a useful and potential beautiful focal point to any waterfront property. Whether residential or a large commercial marina, your dock should be structurally sound, functional for the needs of the property, and aesthetically pleasing. At Coast Seawall Dock & Boatlifts we combine 43+ years of experience and a well-rounded team of experts to…
DetailsWhat are rock revetments? They are structures that may be built from rocks and soil, the purpose of which is to channel water away from a construction site. Rock revetments are a great way to build and fortify your home as well as protect it from the destructive forces of nature. In this article, you…
DetailsBoat Lifts Boats are extremely treasured assets among boating lovers. The ideal way to keep your boats usable and safe for many years is to install a boat lift in your dock. Boat lifts will protect them by raising them a few meters above the water, keeping them from continuous contact with waves and tides.…
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