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Seawall Cap Rebuild — Before & In Progress

SW Florida, FL

Two seawalls that came in needing help and one caught mid-repair. The first two photos show what a failing cap looks like from the yard — cracked joints, blown-out corners, exposed rebar and gravel washing through to the water. The third photo is the same style of repair in progress: the failed cap has been demoed off, a new rebar cage has been tied into the existing wall and formed up along the waterline, ready for a fresh concrete pour. Catching a cap while it's still just cracked is the difference between rebuilding a cap and rebuilding the whole wall.

Seawall Cap Rebuild — Before & In Progress — photo 1
Failing seawall cap — the joint between two cap sections has cracked open and the gravel behind is washing straight through to the water. Classic candidate for a cap rebuild before the panels below go.
Seawall Cap Rebuild — Before & In Progress — photo 2
Broken seawall cap corner with concrete blown out and rebar exposed. Once salt water reaches the steel, the whole cap keeps unraveling until it's rebuilt.
Seawall Cap Rebuild — Before & In Progress — photo 3
Mid-repair: old cap demoed off, new rebar cage tied into the existing wall and formed up along the waterline, ready for a fresh concrete pour to rebuild the cap.

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