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TOM MOSS - (252) 985-8061 |
EDDIE HARDEE - (252) 903-4376 |
Shoreline
Erosion Control
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SHORELINE
EROSION
is the continual
movement and relocation of soil
particles caused by wave action.
Shoreline Specialists,
serving North Carolina & Virginia,
has one main focus in mind, and that is
to prevent shoreline water and soil erosion using a
variety of methods. Several
factors play into the design of any
particular erosion solution. Wave
size must be considered first.
Next the size of the stone must be
determined based on the wave size.
In addition, the slope at which the
stones are placed against the bank is
extremely important. If any of
these factors are overlooked, the
erosion control method will eventually
fail. Shoreline Specialists take
pride in designing and implementing long
term erosion control features for
property owners at Lake Gaston.
Their mentality is to use the
appropriate amount of stone to fix the
problem (no more - no less). It
is their opinion, based on fact and
science, that shoreline erosion can be
prevented on Lake Gaston without placing
stone 20-30 feet high on the slope of
the land. This is a very sterile
look as seen from the water, and is not
maintenance free. On the other
hand, Shoreline Specialists can provide
erosion control without consuming a huge
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Surveys
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At no cost,
Tom Moss or Eddie Hardee will visit your
property and provide an assessment of
your shoreline. Due to ever
changing slopes and soil types, there
are many different erosion scenarios
that occur on the lake. Even the
type of boat traffic around your
property effects the wave action and
erosion that occurs. Call
Shoreline Specialists today for an
appointment with Tom or Eddie.
Their free estimate will include the
following elements:
- The amount of stone required
- An approximate cost for the job
- The final "look" of your
lot after construction
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Permitting
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Dominion Power Shoreline
Management Group requires all property owners to
submit a detailed drawing (to scale) of any
shoreline work, including erosion control, tree
removal and boat house construction. Once the
Management Group approves the pending work, a permit
must be submitted to the Army Corp of Engineers for
their approval before any work can begin on the
shoreline. This process generally takes 4-6
weeks and can be tedious. Shoreline
Specialists will guide you through this process.
Their 20+ years of expertise and interaction with
Dominion Power and Army Corp of Engineers will make
this process much easier and will prevent common
mistakes that could delay work from beginning. |
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