Get an Estimate

Five questions. A layout and an estimate.

Tell us what you are protecting, how long it is, how big the waves get, how deep the water is and where it is. You get a recommended layout, the quantities and an estimate right away.

What are you protecting?
feet
How big do the waves get?
feet
Lake or river, city and state
I know more about my site (optional)

Answer the first three questions and your layout and estimate appear here. *

* Price given is a projected estimate for budget purposes for materials only. Variables in pricing may include: installation, freight to destination, site conditions, environmental concerns, mobilization access, and permit requirements.

What happens next

Three steps. You just did the first.

You send the siteThe calculator result goes to WaveEater with your answers. Add photos if you have them.Today
We confirm the layoutWave height, wave length and depth decide the layout. You get a drawing for your site.Days
You get a firm pricePer lineal foot, delivered or installed. Then delivery and installation are scheduled with you.With the drawing

How the price works

By the foot, by the layout.

Most breakwater systems cost $1,000+ per lineal foot. WaveEater is molded polyethylene filled with water on site: no piles to drive, no concrete to pour.

Model 3636Single line, 2-string, 3-string. The WaveEater original model in use for over 30 years.Material cost as low as $160.00 per lineal foot
Model 4870Single line, 2-string, or combo with Model 3636 in 3-string configuration. Developed in 2021 this attenuator includes a sub-wall that protrudes 48” below the surface of the water.Material cost as low as $175.00 per lineal foot
Model 2648WaveEater unit measuring 26” diameter x 48” long. A good choice for areas that require a high visibility barrier with some attenuation, such as dam demarcation, shoreline erosion control, beach nourishment, large chemical pond containment and liner protection.Material cost as low as $95.00 per lineal foot
Model 1224Swim areas, jet ski intrusion deterrent, small ponds.Under $90 per lineal foot

Every layout is drawn on the configurations page.