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Working with a Seawall Repair Contractor? 3 Simple Ways to Work Together Effectively

1.      Create a communication plan.  Before the seawall repair project even begins, you should meet with contractor and create a definitive plan detailing how you will stay abreast of changes and updates. Will you be checking in by phone? Do you plan on stopping by the jobsite in person? Will you be dealing exclusively with the …

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The Seawall Chronicles: How the Roman Empire Influenced Modern Marine Construction

The rich history of seawall construction can be traced back thousands of years to the Eastern Roman Empire. The first seawalls are commonly attributed to the Roman Emperor Constantine I, also known as Constantine the Great, who ordered their construction in 448 A.D. The original marine barricades were built as part of a larger defense …

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Tierra Verde Marina Resort Pier Reconstruction

Gibson Marine Construction has recently completed demolition and reconstruction of the longest mooring pier at the Tierra Verde Marina Resort. The pier is approximately 10′ wide x 260′ long, constructed using the latest in environmentally friendly plastic grated decking combined with Trex Transcend composite decking. Utilizing these materials allows for sunlight to reach marine life …

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In the Aftermath Of a Storm, Check Your Shoreline Structures for Damage

Hurricanes and tropical storms – they’re inevitable, and unwelcome, visitors to those living along the Florida coast. Today, coastal residents almost always receive ample warning of a storm’s approach, which allows time to secure properties and structures as much as possible. Despite the most careful preparation, however, damage still happens. Here are a few ideas …

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