If you notice sinkholes, depressions, or missing soil along your seawall, it may indicate erosion behind the wall. We inject polyurethane foam to fill underground voids and restore support.

Hidden cavities behind seawalls can lead to settlement and structural damage. Our injection process fills underground voids and stabilizes the surrounding soil.

Cracks in seawall panels can allow water intrusion and soil loss. Our foam injection expands behind the seawall, filling voids and helping stop the source of erosion from behind your seawall.

Water entering through seams and cracks can wash away soil over time. Our polyurethane foam expands through affected areas, filling voids and helping stop further loss.

Open seams behind your seawall panels allow water to carry soil away from behind the seawall. Our polyurethane injection process fills voids and stabilizes the soil to help prevent further erosion and settlement.

Water entering through cracks beneath foundations can lead to leaks and moisture problems. We inject expanding polyurethane beneath the slap to help seal water pathways and reduce intrusion.