Revetments
Revetments are sloping structures built on embankments or shorelines, along the base of cliffs, or in front of sea walls to absorb and dissipate the energy of waves in order to reduce shoreline erosion.
Sheet Pile Seawalls
Sheet piling is a reliable and versatile method for shoreline protection.This technique involves driving prefabricated sections of steel sheets into the ground to form a continuous barrier
Rip Rap
A layer of large stones that protects soil from erosion in areas of high or concentrated flows. It is especially useful for armoring channel and ditch banks, among other features.
Armour Stone
Armour stone walls provide great long lasting shoreline protection. The natural stone provides a barrier to prevent further erosion and stabilize the shoreline for years to come.
The Brown’s Bay Beach Site Improvement projects extending from 2022 to 2024 involved a seawall and beach rehabilitation project; a new sewage system; and construction of a new canteen and washroom / changeroom facility.
The work involved development and alteration to a shoreline for the purpose of repairing an existing stacked armour stone retaining wall & more.
The work involved construction of a stacked block stone revetment with slab stone steps with associated landscaping features.
The sheet pile shoreline protection system protected the foundation of the Holiday Inn from Lake Ontario wave action.
Project included shoreline protection with crushed rock slopes to protect the newly constructed search & rescue station in Kingston, Ontario.
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