Seawall Repair in Northwest Ohio

Why you need a strong & stable seawall

Your seawall is the first line of defense against storm surges and erosion to your home or commercial property. Seawalls are generally made of masonry, concrete, or sheet piles placed parallel to the shore, acting as a barrier to protect your property against erosion. This ensures your property is protected against costly structural damage.

Our seawall repair solution: PolyLevel®

A lot of contractors might suggest replacing your weakened seawall, however, complete seawall replacement can be costly and disruptive. We offer a long-lasting, minimally invasive, and cost-effective solution for your seawall repair. We are a member of the trusted Supportworks network, an international network of foundation and concrete repair contractors who have exclusive access to up-to-date training and highly effective solutions.

Our state-of-the-art concrete leveling technique stabilizes, repositions, and strengthens damaged seawalls. Our team starts with a comprehensive, on-site inspection of your seawall to determine the underlying cause of your problem. After that, we provide a free estimate on our effective seawall repair services.

FoamWorks Concrete Leveling can repair concrete block seawalls. We cannot repair failing, crumbling, wood, or timber seawalls. We also do not pour or rebuild seawalls.

Seawall repair using PolyLevel®

The soil around your seawall starts to wash away as the years go by, forming voids and gaps around or under the wall. As a result, your seawall may begin to sink, tilt, or move outward without adequate soil to stabilize it.

FoamWorks Concrete Leveling helps eliminate voids in soil and stops seawall movement by injecting polyurethane foam into the soil on the dirt side of the wall. This innovative solution is called PolyLevel®. The foam then expands to fill in any gaps and stabilize surrounding soils. This solution seals off areas of concern and prevents more soil from escaping into the water.

While this process happens, our team uses a deep injection pin between five and ten feet long to start pumping the foam into the soil, raising the pin gradually to ensure proper coverage. Once the voids are filled, we remove excess material and fill low areas with topsoil.

Advantages of PolyLevel:

• Non-invasive process
• Fraction of the cost of traditional seawall repair options
• Efficiently fills voids to stabilize surrounding soils
• Waterproof and won't wash out
• Quick cure time
• Provides a barrier against future soil erosion
• Environmentally friendly