Outcome
Storm-Resilient Waterfront
Designed for the gust front, not just a sunny weekend.
Marine-grade hardware, deeper pilings, and seawall tie-backs sized for East Texas thunderstorm wind events and lake-edge wave-driven failure modes — particularly on Cedar Creek's exposed southeast main body.
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Reading on storm-resilient waterfront
Retaining Wall vs. Seawall: Which to Choose
Retaining wall, seawall, retaining seawall — same problem, different structures. How we decide which your shoreline needs, and what each runs per foot ($150–$450 installed).
12 min read
Winterizing Your East Texas Boat Dock
A short checklist for the three weeks of real cold East Texas actually gets — what to disconnect, what to lift, what to leave alone.
11 min read
Lake Levels & Drought: How Cedar Creek, Athens, and Palestine Differ
Why the same drought year does very different things to three East Texas reservoirs — and why that changes how we build on each.
12 min readWhat East Texas Storms Do to Waterfront Construction
Straight-line wind, hail, and ice — the three things that take out East Texas docks and walls, and how to design against each.
11 min readRiprap vs. Bulkhead vs. Living Shoreline: East Texas Erosion Control Compared
Three approaches to the same problem, three very different price tags and lifespans. Here's how we pick between them.
13 min read
Concrete vs. Plank vs. Modular Boat Ramps Compared
Three boat-ramp construction methods, three different access situations. Here's how we choose between them.
12 min read