Hello!
Is there anyone with experience in old piers? I have little to no experience myself.
I have an old stone pier that partially collapsed over the past year. (We took over the cabin 1 year ago.)
This stone pier has been a concrete pier, which can be clearly seen from the old concrete remnants that remain.
I have tried to get an exemption from the shoreline protection to build in wood, but NO! So I thought of recreating what was there before.
Can you re-cover the "stone pier" with concrete?
What should I look for in terms of construction?
What should be considered?
Does anyone know what this might cost?
Grateful for answers!
Best regards,
Peter
Is there anyone with experience in old piers? I have little to no experience myself.
I have an old stone pier that partially collapsed over the past year. (We took over the cabin 1 year ago.)
This stone pier has been a concrete pier, which can be clearly seen from the old concrete remnants that remain.
I have tried to get an exemption from the shoreline protection to build in wood, but NO! So I thought of recreating what was there before.
Can you re-cover the "stone pier" with concrete?
What should I look for in terms of construction?
What should be considered?
Does anyone know what this might cost?
Grateful for answers!
Best regards,
Peter
Without knowing: do you need an exemption from beach protection to renovate an existing jetty?