Seawall Repair And Soil Stabilization
Seawalls are susceptible to soil loss and erosion that can lead to voids behind the wall and the seawall settling to the point of non-repair. We are a seawall repair contractor that specializes in foam soil stabilization – a process that could save your wall quickly and without excavation.
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Protect Your Seawall from Soil Erosion
Seawalls are continuously threatened by washout and erosion, whether through tidal flow or water movement. When the seawall is compromised, the soil behind the wall can begin to erode and cause the seawall to fail. SlabFix is a Florida Seawall Repair Contractor that simplifies seawall repair with foam repair.
How Do I Know My Seawalls Need Service?
While soil erosion may not seem like the most urgent matter, complications and major structural damage can occur if your seawall is not repaired promptly.
The most common signs that your seawall needs attention include:
- Cracking in the wall
- Voids forming behind the wall
- Low spots in the lawn behind the seawall
- The seawall or bulkhead is beginning to lean
- Rust stains along the seawall
- Sunken walkways along the wall
About Florida Seawall Repair services
Our seawall foam repair solution will help restore seawalls that are experiencing voids behind the wall, separation of joints, and cracks that are forming along the wall. The foam will stabilize and densify the soil, seal the cracks
Areas we Serve
We service the entire Gulf Coast and Atlantic coast regions of central and South Florida. These areas include Daytona Beach, Orlando, Lake Wales, Winter haven, Kissimmee, Satellite Beach, Vero Beach, Melbourne, Fort Pierce, Port Saint Lucie, Jupiter, West Palm Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Pompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Miami, Marco Island, Naples, Fort Meyers Cape Coral, Punta Gorda, Venice, Sarasota, Bradenton, St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Clearwater.
Serving The Florida Atlantic And Gulf Coast
Repairing Voids behind Seawalls
Void behind Seawalls are an indication that the soil is washing out due to poor drainage or the underside of the seawall is compromised. This is a problem that will quickly worsen and cause additional soil loss and seawall failure. Polyurethane Foam soil stabilization will help stabilize and compact the compromised soils, fill the void, and seal the compromised areas of the seawall.
Filling Voids Behind Seawalls And Bulkheads
Seawall Foam Repair Process
Seawall foam repair works by injecting a permeation grout system that saturates the loose soils, voids, and cracks and then expands to seal and stabilize them. The result is a highly dense soil and polyurethane matrix that is resistant to future erosion.
Seawall Repair With Foam
How Does Seawall
Repair Work?
Using a 6ft injection rod, single component polyurethane (Terra-Lok™ 24-120) is injected at every weak soil point location. The polyurethane is introduced to the base of the seawall, and the rod is pulled upwards to the surface to allow Terra-Lok™ 24-120 to permeate the entire zone from bottom to top.
What to expect when
working with Slab Fix
Expertise and Efficiency
Our highly skilled professionals bring expertise and efficiency to every project, delivering superior results in a short period.
Environmentally Friendly Solutions
Experience our commitment to the environment with our eco-friendly leveling solutions, helping you reduce your carbon footprint while enjoying a safe and level surface.
Minimal Disruptions, Maximum Convenience
Working with Slab Fix means minimal disruptions to your daily life. Our quick response times and non-invasive leveling methods ensure a hassle-free experience for all your repair needs.
Cost-Efficient Options
We offer cost-efficient solutions that don’t compromise on quality. Our polyjacking services are an affordable alternative to concrete replacement that deliver excellent results.
What is it like to
work with Slab Fix?
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Are you experiencing issues with concrete slabs on your Florida property? Want to learn more about our polyurethane concrete repair solutions? Our professionals can come to your home to inspect your issues and provide you with a treatment plan and project estimate.