Seawalls are the primary defense against the water eroding your waterfront property. There are a variety of materials to choose from depending on a number of factors, including exposure height, cost and aesthetics.
A concrete seawall is one of the most common types of marine construction. This type of wall consists of poured concrete and steel rebar. The strength of these walls varies, depending on the type of concrete and rebar used.

The most important factor in choosing a seawall is its ability to withstand harsh saltwater conditions. This is because saltwater corrodes and erodes the concrete over time, which can cause the wall to break.
Another consideration is rot, which can weaken the wall over time. The vinyl material in a PVC seawall resists this problem because it does not react to the sun like other materials do.
This is a great advantage because it can help extend the life of the seawall and keep it in good condition for years to come!
This type of wall also doesn’t attract marine borers, which can easily destroy a wood seawall. The vinyl material in a PVC wall is also durable and doesn’t need as much maintenance.