Concrete seawalls, vinyl seawalls, and riprap for your waterfront. We help you choose the approach that fits your property.
An existing concrete seawall, a shoreline with no seawall, and a site suited to rock protection call for different approaches.
Coastal DCS offers concrete and vinyl seawalls as well as riprap. We assess your property and discuss which option is appropriate before moving forward.
Vinyl is a popular choice because it generally costs less than new concrete construction. The installation method shown here places vinyl panels in front of an existing concrete seawall.
This installation method requires an existing concrete seawall. Where no seawall exists, we discuss new concrete construction. We review the existing wall and site conditions before recommending an approach.
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If your property does not already have a seawall, Coastal DCS builds a concrete seawall. Concrete is also an option for projects where vinyl is not suitable.
We will discuss your shoreline, the scope of the work, and the next steps for your project.
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Riprap is a shoreline structure made from rock, also known as a rock revetment. It offers another approach to shoreline protection where the site is suitable.
We offer riprap alongside our concrete and vinyl seawall services. Talk with our team about your property to find out whether a rock-based solution is appropriate.
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Our seawall services also include:
Yes. The vinyl installation method shown here requires an existing concrete seawall, with new vinyl panels installed in front of it. If your property has no seawall, contact us about concrete seawall construction.
Vinyl generally costs less than concrete, making it a popular choice for suitable existing-seawall projects. Pricing depends on your property's conditions and the scope of the work.
Yes. We offer riprap, a shoreline structure made from rock. Our team can discuss whether it is suitable for your waterfront.