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Elk Forest Project
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View looking southerly toward the property. Note the Potomac clay exposed above the low water level. Elevation climbs nearly 50 feet from sea level to the top of bank.
Just beyond the critical area buffer downward looking aerial view of the property showing the new patio and landscaping.
Close-in aerial view of the patio and landscaping.
Better view of the patio and pilot
Best view of the patio and pilot
View at eye level from the patio out over the water
The pilot and the patio
View looking easterly showing subsidence along the slope failure head fault line.
View looking westerly across the fault line with 12-16" of vertical offset and 3"-4" of gap.
Photos from Initial Project Completion
Photos from Initial Project Completion
Photos from Initial Project Completion
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Post-Completion Drone Images of a multi-disciplinary Slope Stabilization and Patio Replacement Project on the Elk River in Cecil County, MD.
SECI performed an engineering geologic evaluation of a failing slope at this residence, provided a survey and fully engineered site plan to stabilize the slope and replace the damaged deck, retaining walls and patio with a new EP Henry Diamond Pro wall. Working closely with the contractor Mr. Clay Stubbs of Bristoll Plantation, the project was a huge success and the property owners are pleased.
SECI also prepared the landscape plan for restoration of disturbed areas in the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Buffer and adjacent steep slopes.