Service Areas

Seawall Repair Across Fort Lauderdale Waterfront

From the finger isles off Las Olas to the Intracoastal and the New River, each waterway puts different stress on a seawall.

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Finger canals off the New River & Intracoastal

Dense, deep-water finger isles where boat wake and tidal range put constant load on older concrete walls.

Intracoastal Waterway & Middle River canals

Long runs of residential seawall along the Intracoastal, many built decades ago and nearing the end of their design life.

New River & Tarpon River

Historic riverfront lots with heavy yacht traffic and wake scour along the New River.

Intracoastal & Lake Sylvia

Large estate frontages where king tides and surge test cap height and drainage.

Isles off Las Olas Boulevard

Tight canal isles with deep-draft boats and walls that often show cap cracking and weep hole blockage.

Isles north of Las Olas

Waterfront homes on narrow isles where void formation behind the wall is a common concern.

Intracoastal Waterway

Gated waterfront enclave with direct Intracoastal exposure to wake and storm surge.

Canals off the Intracoastal & Port Everglades

Deep canals near the port, popular with larger boats and exposed to tidal surge.

Classic Fort Lauderdale isles with mature seawalls and high property values.

Strong current and constant traffic accelerate toe scour on riverfront walls.

The main corridor for boat traffic and the biggest driver of wake-related wear.

Residential canals where erosion and sinkholes behind walls are frequent calls.

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