Seawall Season, Part 2

I don’t know how those mixer drivers and line pump drivers do it, but they get into some pretty tight places.

Even getting the trucks as close as they can, they still need to run long lines to the forms:

These seawalls get battered constantly, so they need to be sturdy. They are typically 10” thick with lots of rebar.

The weather was great for the wall pour:

The crew is waiting for the first batch of mud to start coming through the line:

And the line pump guys keep a close eye on how things are going:

Some weather had moved in by the end of the day, but the wall pour was completed without problems:

This bump-out is for a set of stairs.

I’ll have one more post about this job with pictures of the completed seawall.