Florida Seawall GuideDescribe My Seawall Problem

Describe your seawall problem

Six short steps. No photo upload, no obligation, and no number comes back — this is not a quote request.

Before you start: This site is an independent research resource. We are not a contractor, we do not perform work, and we do not employ crews. Submitting this does not schedule anything, dispatch anyone, or produce an estimate. What actually happens is described here.

  1. 1. Property
  2. 2. Seawall
  3. 3. Problem
  4. 4. Intent
  5. 5. Timing
  6. 6. Contact
About the property
Is the property on water? *
Are you the owner, or authorised to make decisions about the property? *
Answer the questions above to continue.

What makes a useful description

  • Where the problem is: the wall itself, the cap, or the ground behind it.
  • Whether anything has moved — a panel out of line, a slab edge dropping.
  • When you first noticed it, and whether it has changed since.
  • What you have already been told, and by whom.

If you are not sure what you are looking at, the damage signs page and the inspection page are the fastest way to work out what to write down.

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