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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 Construction

✓ Engineering Design
✓ Permit Acquisition
✓ Material Selection
✓ Excavation and Site Preparation
✓ Piling Installation
✓ Reinforced Concrete Pouring
✓ Capping and Finishing

✓ Reinforced Concrete Pouring
✓ Inspection and Quality Assurance

The Process of a Seawall Inspection

• 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.

• 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.

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