Protect your lakefront property from relentless wave action and shoreline soil loss. A & P Concrete Construction specializes in lakefront concrete seawall stabilization, helical tie-back anchoring, hydrostatic weep-hole drainage, and heavy reinforced 4500 PSI concrete seawall construction on Lake Hamilton, Lake Catherine, and Lake Ouachita.
Lake Hamilton concrete seawall repair stabilizes leaning or cracked lakefront retaining walls by counteracting soil and wave forces: (1) Installing corrosion-resistant steel helical tie-back anchors drilled deep into stable yard soil or bedrock to pull leaning walls upright; (2) Core-drilling filtered weep holes with geotextile mesh backing to relieve hydrostatic water pressure behind the wall; (3) Pouring a reinforced concrete facing cap or toe footing with 4500 PSI marine-grade concrete; and (4) Placing heavy quarry riprap stone at the water base to absorb wake turbulence from boat traffic.
Saturated lawn soil creates immense hydrostatic weight, pushing poorly anchored concrete walls outward into the lake.
Wake from wakeboard boats and cruisers washes away lakebed sediment under the footing, causing the seawall to drop and crack.
When seams or old drainage pipes crack, water pulls yard soil through the wall, creating dangerous sinkholes along the lawn.
Take advantage of Entergy's annual winter drawdown to pour heavy-duty footings directly onto dry bedrock before spring refill.
4500 PSI marine concrete poured with heavy rebar cages anchored into existing wall segments.
Interlocking heavy stone placed at base of seawall to dissipate boat wake energy and prevent scour.
Call (501) 762-3999 or submit details below. We inspect Lake Hamilton, Lake Catherine & Lake Ouachita shorelines.
Yes. If the concrete is not completely pulverized, we can install heavy helical tie-back anchors, drill core drainage relief holes, and pour a reinforced concrete facing cap to restore structural stability at a substantial savings over full replacement.
Costs typically range from $125 to $350 per linear foot depending on the height of the wall, water depth, whether tie-backs or toe riprap are required, and site access from the shoreline or water.
A properly engineered 4500 PSI concrete seawall anchored into bedrock and protected with drainage weep holes will last 40 to 50+ years on Lake Hamilton and Lake Ouachita.
