Lake Worth Beach, FL · Palm Beach County
Seawall Construction & Replacement in Lake Worth Beach, FL
Aging seawalls removed and replaced, designed with licensed engineers and built in concrete, vinyl, steel or composite to suit the site. Serving Lake Worth Beach properties on the Lake Worth Lagoon and the Atlantic.
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Seawall Construction & Replacement for Lake Worth Beach waterfront properties
When a Lake Worth Beach seawall is past repairing, the job becomes a replacement: the old wall comes out and a new one goes in. We design, build, remove and repair seawalls and coastal structures, and we work closely with licensed engineers to evaluate the site and settle on the design.
Walls are built in engineered sheetpile, concrete and timber, and the shoreline work extends to riprap revetments, jetties and breakwaters. The design follows the site: soil conditions, water depth and the layout of the property. Materials run to concrete, vinyl, steel and composite systems.
We manage the project end to end, from site assessment and engineered design through permitting support, construction and the post-construction inspection. Our marine-capable equipment includes crane barges and work barges, which let us reach Lake Worth Beach sites that land equipment cannot. More about seawall construction.
Seawall Construction in Lake Worth Beach: what's specific here
What a new Lake Worth Beach wall has to meet: City Code Sec. 22-1 establishes a bulkhead line for all sovereign tidal waters in the city (running along the Lakeside Drive shoreline); since 1959-08-13 no fill or extension of land may be made on the channel side of that line, and no filling or dredging on the landward side without written approval from the necessary authorities; building islands or extending land landward of the line requires city commission approval. [library.municode.com] A repair can keep an existing wall as it stands; a replacement is new construction, so it is built to the current standard.
Seawall Construction & Replacement in Lake Worth Beach — FAQs
What height does a new seawall have to be in Lake Worth Beach?
City Code Sec. 22-1 establishes a bulkhead line for all sovereign tidal waters in the city (running along the Lakeside Drive shoreline); since 1959-08-13 no fill or extension of land may be made on the channel side of that line, and no filling or dredging on the landward side without written approval from the necessary authorities; building islands or extending land landward of the line requires city commission approval. A replacement is new construction, so it is built to the standard in force when it is permitted. Confirm the current figure with the authority before the drawings close. [source]
Can you reach a Lake Worth Beach seawall from the water?
Where the site allows, yes. Our marine-capable equipment includes crane barges and work barges, which deliver materials to sites that are not accessible by land.
Do you offer seawall construction & replacement in Lake Worth Beach?
Yes. Lake Worth Beach is in Palm Beach County, one of the areas Langley Coastal Construction serves. Call (954) 406-0696 to schedule.
Sources for the Lake Worth Beach facts above are linked inline (17 public pages); they describe Lake Worth Beach, not Langley projects, and rules change, so confirm with the permitting authority.
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