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Date
09/12/2025
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At Pelican Isle Yacht Club in Naples, Florida, visible erosion behind the seawall was threatening waterfront access and property safety. The marina’s stone access walkway had begun shifting underfoot, posing a hazard to guests, and the structural soil beneath was failing. To address this danger, Seawall Savers™ employed an advanced, non-invasive polyurethane grouting technique instead of opting for costly and disruptive seawall replacement.
This case study highlights how our precise solution stabilized this premier marina infrastructure quickly, safely, and cost-effectively—underscoring why our methods are preferred in coastal Florida.
Together, these risks demanded a durable solution that preserved marina aesthetics and prevented a full-scale replacement.
A detailed site assessment revealed:
The resin expands to fill cracks and cavities underground, creating a strong, watertight foam barrier that supports soil and stabilizes panels.
Yes. We use floating containment and controlled injection to prevent overspray and ensure marina safety.
With routine maintenance, polyurethane-injected seawalls can remain stable and effective for many decades.
Absolutely. This method is trenchless and non-invasive—ideal for properties with limited access or sensitive landscaping.
Look for sinking walkways, visible cracks, soil loss, and standing water behind the wall after storms.
If your seawall or marina shows signs of distress, don’t delay. Contact Seawall Savers™ for a free consultation.
Call us today: (239)-734-7768
Visit: www.seawallsavers.com
Proudly serving Naples, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, and all Southwest Florida.
The marina’s seawall exhibited several critical issues: