Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need plans and permits for my seawall project?
Yes. ACME can help get surveys, soil samples, plans and permits to get your project moving quickly.
How tall should my seawall be in Broward County, FL?
Broward County has passed a new ordinance requiring residential seawalls to be at least 4 ft. high with structural integrity to support an additional 12" in cap in the future. Here is a helpful brochure outlining the Broward County Seawalls and Flood Barrier Standards.
I live in Fort Lauderdale, FL and have questions about the new Tidal Barrier Ordinance and how it affects my property
The Fort Lauderdale Tidal Barrier Ordinance is based on the Broward County Seawall and Flood Barrier Standards. Here is a great FAQ document from the City of Fort Lauderdale that will answer many of your questions.
During construction will my property be over-run by materials and machinery?
No. Due to the modular construction of the Truline® seawall system, materials and equipment are either brought in by hand or by a low-profile barge. Allowing us to work in tight spaces and keep your property clean.
Are there financing options available for my project?
Yes. We understand a new seawall can be a costly investment and we are happy to discuss financing options with you.
Can ACME Seawalls do repairs on my existing seawall or provide individual services like dredging or pouring a footer?
We keep our services focused to new seawall and dock installation. This allows us to perfect our craft and provide our customers with the best possible service.