Charleston · Beaufort · Hilton Head · The Sea Islands
Tides work on your wall twice a day, every day. If your bulkhead is leaning, your cap is cracking, or your yard is disappearing behind the wall, the time to act is before the next storm season — not after it.
Request a shoreline assessmentWhat we do
Crack injection, cap replacement, scour repair, tieback anchoring, and panel stabilization for concrete and vinyl seawalls showing their age.
Leaning timber and vinyl bulkheads straightened, re-anchored, and resealed — or honestly assessed for replacement when repair won't hold.
Full replacement and new installation in vinyl, timber, concrete, and steel — engineered for Lowcountry soils, tides, and permit requirements.
Stone revetments, living shoreline hybrids, and slope stabilization where a vertical wall isn't the right answer — or isn't permittable.
Why walls fail here
Brackish water corrodes fasteners. Pluff mud gives way under toe pressure. Wakes from the Intracoastal pull fill from behind panels one bucket at a time, and you never see it happening — until the cap cracks or the wall leans. Most of the failures we see started years before anyone noticed a symptom.
That's why early assessment matters. A wall caught leaning at two degrees is a repair. The same wall at ten degrees is a replacement at five times the price.
Where we work
Waterfront homes on tidal creeks, rivers, and the Intracoastal Waterway across the South Carolina coast:
Charleston · Mount Pleasant · James Island · Johns Island & Kiawah · Beaufort & Hilton Head · plus Isle of Palms, Sullivan's Island, Daniel Island, Folly Beach, Edisto, and the surrounding Sea Islands.
Straight answers first
Seawall work is expensive, permitted, and easy to get wrong. We publish what most contractors won't put in writing:
What seawalls and bulkheads actually cost in South Carolina →
The OCRM permit process, explained in plain English →
7 signs your bulkhead is failing →