Daniels crews stepped up to restore extreme shoreline erosion along the banks of Lake Mendota after lawn maintenance sprinklers were left on, and the area received six inches of rain. Coconut logs were used to stabilize the bank system, along with a curved retaining wall that was custom formed with a liner. Crews hand-painted the concrete to match the natural existing stone structures, and a full patio and storage space was built-out with paired stairs and a cable rail system. This project was a design-build that highlights Daniels’ ability to respond quickly due to our self-performing capabilities.