EMERGENCY STRUCTURAL SHORING & STABILIZATION
The company’s emergency response at The Pointe in Inlet Beach, Florida, along the highly sought-after Scenic Highway 30A corridor in Walton County, represents a $500,000 structural stabilization project completed over 3.5 months. After the property was condemned and ordered closed by Walton County due to critical structural concerns, the company mobilized quickly to implement an engineered temporary shoring system to stabilize the structure and facilitate the property’s long-term restoration.
Working under an accelerated schedule, the construction team installed one of the most extensive temporary wood shoring systems in the region. The stabilization effort included installing more than 1,400 pressure-treated 6×6 support posts and over 80,000 structural fasteners, creating a comprehensive load-transfer system that safely supported the building. In contrast, structural engineers completed evaluations and designed permanent repairs. The work required exceptional field coordination, precise installation, and continuous collaboration with engineers to ensure every element met engineered design criteria.
Performing emergency structural work on a high-profile property within the prestigious 30A corridor required meticulous planning, strict safety protocols, and efficient execution. The team coordinated closely with ownership, engineering consultants, and Walton County officials throughout the project, maintaining rigorous quality control while operating under demanding schedule constraints and heightened public visibility.
The successful completion of the emergency stabilization effort provided the structural support necessary to preserve the building and move the property toward permanent rehabilitation. The project demonstrates the company’s expertise in emergency response, engineered shoring systems, and complex structural stabilization, reinforcing its reputation as a trusted contractor for technically challenging restoration work across Northwest Florida’s coastal communities