Concrete Formed Walls has built basements in all situations. We are committed to building basements that are trouble free.
Lake seawalls face unique challenges compared to coastal bulkheads. They’re subject to daily wave action from boat traffic, runoff from rain, and the wear of time. Without maintenance, these factors combine to erode soil, weaken structures, and threaten homes, docks, and landscaping.
With over 700 miles of shoreline and heavy boat traffic, Lake Lanier seawalls face constant wave stress. Regular inspections are crucial near high-traffic areas.
Lake Martin’s rugged shoreline and high rainfall create significant erosion risks. Older timber seawalls may be reaching the end of their functional lifespan.
This large reservoir experiences fluctuating water levels and shoreline erosion. Inspections are essential for maintaining seawall stability and dock safety.
TVA water level changes cause shifting soil conditions. Poorly maintained seawalls are especially vulnerable to erosion and failure in wet seasons.
Lake Oconee’s premium real estate often hides seawall damage beneath pristine lawns. Timely repairs help protect high-value lots from unseen erosion threats.
As the largest lake in Alabama, Guntersville’s older seawalls are prone to weathering. Replacement or reinforcement may be necessary for walls built before 2000.
Before hiring a contractor, take time to walk your shoreline and assess your seawall. Regular inspections can help catch small issues before they become big problems.
If you answer yes to any of the above, it may be time to call in a seawall professional. Proactive repairs are always more affordable than complete restoration.
Concrete Formed Walls specializes in high-performance concrete seawalls designed for the Southeastern lake environment. Our team understands local soil conditions, rainfall patterns, and erosion risks. Whether you need a minor repair or a full replacement, we pour it right the first time.