A Comprehensive Set of Services

Seawall Structural Inspection

✓ Visual Inspection
✓ Erosion and Sinkhole Inspection
✓ Structural Component Evaluation
✓ Underwater Inspection
✓ Crack Detection Analysis
✓ Environmental Inspection
✓ Erosion Analysis

Seawall Repair

✓ Crack Injection
✓ Concrete Patch Repairs
✓ Cap Replacement
✓ Drainage Solutions
✓ Sealing and Waterproofing
✓ Soil Stabilization
✓ Bulkhead Replacement

✓ Joint and Seam Repairs
✓ Pressure Grouting
✓ Erosion Control
✓ Structural Reinforcement

✓ Corrosion Mitigation
✓ Tieback Installation

Seawall Repair

✓ Crack Injection
✓ Concrete Patch Repairs
✓ Cap Replacement
✓ Drainage Solutions
✓ Sealing and Waterproofing
✓ Soil Stabilization
✓ Bulkhead Replacement

✓ Joint and Seam Repairs
✓ Pressure Grouting
✓ Erosion Control
✓ Structural Reinforcement

✓ Corrosion Mitigation
✓ Tieback Installation

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Professional Engineering Reports for a Reliable Seawall Inspections

Our senior engineering team is made up of licensed professional engineers with the expertise to inspect all types of seawalls, conduct thorough underwater inspections, and assess dock pilings. With advanced skills and years of experience, we provide comprehensive evaluations to ensure the structural integrity and longevity of your seawall.

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We're not scared to go beyond the horizon. As the visionaries of tomorrow, we won't say no to experimentation, unusual materials, or unlikely combinations.

QUALITY INSPECTIONS

We pay a lot of attention to each and every detail, because we know that we are in charge of creating somebody's safe haven. We partner up with the best craftsmen to ensure our famed quality.

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Each of us is a master of our craft – we've worked a number of years in our field and each have passion and creative vision for every project we put our hands on.

• Structural Integrity Analysis:
  Evaluate structural components by checking the alignment and condition of panels, caps, and joints for any signs of stress, movement, or wear.

  
  

• Documentation and Reporting:
  Take detailed notes, photos, and measurements of areas needing attention, recording all findings for the final inspection report.
  
  

• Inspection Report Preparation:
  Compile findings into a comprehensive report detailing observed damage, necessary repairs, and any urgent actions, with supporting photos and sketches.
  
  

• Recommendations and Next Steps: Provide the client with recommended repair actions, timelines, cost estimates, and preventative maintenance suggestions if needed.
  
  

• Final Consultation:
  Review the inspection report with the client, answer questions, and discuss repair or maintenance next steps.

• Initial Consultation:
  Meet with the client to discuss any concerns, seawall history, and visible issues or damage observed.
  
  

• Site Assessment and Preparation:

  Review the surrounding area, soil conditions, and potential tidal impact, setting up any necessary equipment for both land and underwater assessments.
  
  

• Above-Water Inspection:
  Perform a visual inspection of the exposed seawall surface, checking for cracks, spalling, erosion, rust on rebar, misalignment, and signs of structural distress.
  
  

• Underwater Inspection:
  Utilize divers or underwater cameras to inspect submerged areas for erosion, corrosion, or any foundation damage compromising the seawall.
  
  

• Tieback and Anchor Check:
  Inspect tiebacks, anchors, and other stabilization systems to ensure they remain secure and have not degraded or shifted.
  
  

• Soil and Backfill Evaluation:
  Examine soil and backfill behind the seawall to identify sinkholes, voids, or settling, which could impact the seawall's stability.
  

• Drainage Assessment:

  Check drainage systems, including weep holes, to ensure they allow proper water flow and reduce hydrostatic pressure behind the seawall.

The Process of a Seawall Inspection

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Frequently asked questions

How often should seawall inspections be conducted?

Seawall inspections should be conducted at least annually, with additional assessments after severe weather events or significant changes in coastal dynamics.

What are the common signs of seawall damage?

Common signs of seawall damage include cracks, erosion, settlement, rust stains, and vegetation growth. These indicators warrant prompt inspection and remediation to prevent further deterioration.

Are there regulations governing seawall inspections?

Regulations regarding seawall inspections vary by jurisdiction. It's essential to consult local authorities or coastal management agencies to ensure compliance with applicable regulations.

Common signs of seawall damage include cracks, erosion, settlement, rust stains, and vegetation growth. These indicators warrant prompt inspection and remediation to prevent further deterioration.

Can seawall inspections be conducted during inclement weather?

Seawall inspections are typically performed during favorable weather conditions to ensure the safety of inspectors and obtain accurate assessments. However, emergency inspections may be warranted in response to severe weather events or immediate safety concerns.

How can property owners prepare for a seawall inspection?

Property owners can facilitate the inspection process by providing access to the seawall structure, ensuring documentation of past maintenance activities, and addressing any safety hazards on the site.

What are the costs associated with seawall inspections?

The cost of seawall inspections varies depending on factors such as the size and complexity of the structure, accessibility, and the extent of testing required. Property owners should budget for routine inspections as part of overall maintenance expenses.