Riprap Revetment

Riprap revetments are very effective and a popular method of controlling shoreline erosion. They are optimal for open water locations with natural shorelines subjected to constant wave action. A riprap revetment consists of layered, various-sized rocks placed on a sloping bank. One of the most commonly used materials for riprap in Florida is broken limestone.

If a riprap revetment is suitable for your waterfront needs, please contact us today.

Cross-section diagram of a stone-filled drainage channel, showing layers of rocks and soil between two concrete walls, illustrating water flow management.