All of Shoretech’s bulkheads and seawalls are engineered so that they will last for decades. Some of the are literally several decades old already.
Our team of retailing wall and bulkhead builders and designers construct magnificent looking structures using wood, steel, composite, fiberglass, or vinyl materials.
Take a look below at some of our recent retaining wall and bulkhead projects built on various lakes and other bodies of water around Texas and Louisiana.
The Sullivan Heavy Timber Bulkhead Project - is unusual in that we used 16' long 9" head round piles on 4.5' centers with 4" x 12" stringers. The piling penetration is approximately 7 to 8 feet with the outer layer of sheet-piling penetration running approximately 6 feet on average before the second layer is installed directly behind it.
This is a very tight difficult project that has many obstacles in it's pathway. Not every contractor could even handle something like this... in fact others turned it down. To that we say... stay home little boys... we'll take it from here!
To install a new bulkhead in this subdivision, the old one must be completely removed. This old bulkhead consisted of 6" x 12" timbers that were 24' long!
