A failing seawall lets water wash the soil out from behind it, leading to sinkholes in the yard, erosion and expensive damage. We inject expanding foam behind and through the wall to fill the voids, seal the leaks and stabilize the soil, for far less than a new wall.
Expanding foam forces out water sitting behind the wall, which takes pressure off the wall.
The foam works into weak spots and washed-out pockets, filling the gaps and stabilizing the soil.
It forms a tough, water-resistant barrier that stops more soil from washing out through the wall.
Strengthening the existing seawall can put off the cost of tearing it out and building a new one.
Repairs go quickly, without excavating the yard or bringing in heavy machinery.
Seawall failure leads to lost yard, erosion and costly repairs. These are the early signs.