Leaking joint and voidSand and shell wash out through an open seam, leaving a void behind the wall and a hole in the yard.Illustration, not a photo of a completed project.Leaning wall, failed tie rodA rusted tie rod lets the top of the wall rotate toward the canal, with settling along the rod line.Illustration, not a photo of a completed project.Spalled capRusting rebar swells and breaks concrete off the cap, exposing more steel to salt.Illustration, not a photo of a completed project.Scour at the toeCurrent and waves wash out the bottom at the base of the wall; riprap is one way to protect it.Illustration, not a photo of a completed project.New wall in front of oldA new sheet pile wall is driven just in front of the failed one and anchored back.Illustration, not a photo of a completed project.Cap extensionAdding height to a sound wall to keep king tides and smaller storm tides out of the yard.Illustration, not a photo of a completed project.
These are illustrations made for this site. They are not photos of completed projects, and no work shown was done by us or by a specific contractor.
