VINYL SEAWALL VS CONCRETE SEAWALL

When it comes to building the best seawall for your situation, it's always best to check which products perform the best under weather pressure.

The two most popular options are Vinyl and Steel Seawalls. The reason for this is because both options stand up better under the effects of harsh weather. Though some many still stand by concrete, there are many reasons for choosing a different option. In the case of concrete, it will need to be replaced much sooner than a vinyl or steel option. The reason being is that concrete is porous, so it allows salty sea water to "infect" the structure. In doing this, the concrete becomes weak, thus allows the enforcing rebar to become rusted and useless.

But, there is a simple solution. It's called, "The Vinyl Seawall Fix".
If your old wall is still usable, you can easily avoid a costly and time-consuming demolition by building a vinyl seawall directly in front of the old concrete seawall. In choosing to build in front of the old wall, you are able to cut costs, along with diminishing the environmental footprint made when repairing a seawall.

In addition to skipping a messy and time-consuming demolition, you will gain a few extra feet of waterfront property! This is especially important in areas where everything along the water is narrow.

Now, it should be noted that every community has specific permitting issues, so why not give us a call to discuss your options? We will work with you to find out the best option for your property, all while working within the confines that the community has set out. We also offer FREE quotes for the Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan area. And with almost 20 years in the business, we're one of the best options around. So drop us a line here.