I was in Hawaii not long ago and noticed how some of the beach houses seemed to be slightly sheltered from the ocean swell. This makes sense because properties are over $10 million and there are wicked storms from time to time. In the past, that particular beach had a hurricane with a big storm surge and a couple of tsunami scares. So it makes sense to do a little more to protect your investment if you have a home there. let’s talk yes?
It turns out that it’s also very good for property value, meaning that if you ever choose to sell your home, your home will be worth a lot more, due to the peace of mind, than say another property without big braces. Some of the barricades were made in such a way as to blend in with the landscape; this made sense too, because you really don’t want to live in a fortress in paradise if you don’t have too. Well, in this case you have to strengthen your humble abode.
Building your house on a stronger foundation and having a stone and brick deck front is a very good strategy that is commonly used there. The sand accumulates on the first terrace and therefore it looks completely natural, part of the beach, the environment and the exotic environment of the island. The second and/or third terrace slightly raises the house, makes it appear more majestic, powerful, dominant and at the same time part of the beautiful surroundings. Now, for this to happen on your property, it pays to visualize it before you spend the money.
If your house is already there, it means that much of the lower floor is out of sight, which is detrimental to the value of the house, even if the protection gained makes the residence or new buyers feel secure with a high level of security. comfort: the feeling of security. One question is; What are you trying to do? Are you trying to keep the mighty Pacific Ocean from coming in, good luck with that, or are you trying to mitigate occasional high powered storms from causing flood damage or prevent years of high beach erosion from putting you at risk?
Once you answer those questions, why not take some photos and play around with Photoshop, and then try to visualize what it’s going to look like, then choose the types of brick and stone you want and figure out a budget to make it all happen. Please consider all this and think about it.