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Seawall Construction
AVS Marine handles the full seawall scope: removal of failing structures, new wall installation, cap pours, de…
Learn more →Holding the line
A bulkhead's job is to keep your upland where it belongs. We build with proper anchoring, drainage, and backfill so the wall resists soil and water pressure over time.
Repair before it fails
Leaning, cracking, or soil loss behind the wall are warning signs. Caught early, many walls can be reinforced rather than fully replaced.
Matched to the site
Material and design are matched to soil, water level, and exposure — vinyl, concrete, or composite — for the right balance of cost and longevity.
Scope at a glance
- Bulkhead construction and replacement
- Marine and waterfront retaining walls
- Tieback and anchor systems
- Drainage and backfill
- Repair of failing or leaning walls
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Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a bulkhead and a seawall?
The terms overlap. Generally a bulkhead retains soil along a calmer waterway, while a seawall is built to take direct wave and surge energy. We build both and recommend the right system for your site.
Can a leaning wall be saved?
Often, yes — with tiebacks, anchoring, and drainage corrections — if it's addressed before failure. We assess and advise honestly.
Ready to talk about your waterfront project?
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