Many existing seawalls in Florida are constructed with deadman anchors in place to keep the wall in a vertical position. Over time the threaded rods or cables may corrode and even break causing partial or complete wall failure. Foundation Professionals of Florida can replace failed deadman anchors or install new deadman anchor systems for new construction or repair projects.

Common uses of deadman anchors:

• Tie back seawalls during construction
• Tie back basement walls
• Enhance the resistance of plate anchors with poured concrete

We service 9 states including Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia as well as the Virgin Islands and the Florida Keys.

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What Is A Helical Tieback or Helical Anchor?

Helical anchors are a retaining wall tieback system that consists of various size solid shaft anchors torqued at various depths landward of the wall. A transition kit consisting of a solid threaded rod connects the helical anchor to the wall.

Many existing seawalls in Florida are constructed with deadman anchors in place to keep the wall in a vertical position. Over time, the threaded rods or cables may corrode and even break, causing partial or complete wall failure.

Foundation Professionals of Florida can replace failed deadman anchors with a helical anchor system. Helical anchors can be for new construction or repair projects.

Benefits of Using Helical Anchors

• Increased stability and safety – Using helical anchor systems, seawalls, retaining walls, and basement walls become more stable and secure, reducing the risk of collapse or shifting.
• A solution that lasts – Our Helical anchors are triple hot-dip galvanized manufactured in the USA. . We are proud to offer ECP’s award winning steel products.
• Versatile – Helical anchors can be installed in various soil types and conditions. They offer a versatile and effective anchoring solution, whether the soil is soft or hard, dry or wet.