How much will my seawall cost?
Many factors contribute to the total coast of a seawall project such as size, type of product, and any special construction costs such as a barge platform. The price typically ranges from $800-$1,300 per foot of seawall.
What is the timeline for my seawall project?
Many factors can affect the timeline of a seawall project such as the quoting and contract process, the waiting period for permits, and the actual construction process of the seawall. Overall, you can expect a timeline from anywhere between 2-6 months.
How much invasion will there be in my backyard?
The construction process for vinyl seawalls enables us to minimize the construction's footprint on your yard by using smaller equipment. We also have in house barges when upland access is extremely limited.
What's the lifespan of my existing wall?
Seawalls are built to last around 30-50 years. So, depending on when your seawall was built, it could be time to update or replace your seawall with new vinyl paneling that could extend its life for up to 50 more years.
What types of permits do I need?
A local, state, and federal permit is required for a seawall installation. The federal permit is typically issued by Army Corp of Engineers. The state permit is typically issued by Department of Environmental Protection. The local permit is issued by your local city, town, or county. You can learn more about permitting here.
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