Among coastal areas in the US, Florida stands alone with a long ocean-front coastline as well as rivers, lakes, and low-lying areas that all are vulnerable to wave action and rising water. Storms, especially hurricanes, can bring damaging storm surge and even minor weather events and the tidal current can cause flooding and erosion.

A sturdy, long-lasting seawall is a great solution for many of the vulnerable waterfront homes, businesses, and urban areas in Florida, providing significant advantages over such alternatives as rock piles and dunes. That’s where Atlantis Seawall comes in, with well-designed vinyl seawalls that provide reliable, complete protection from wave action and rising water.

Why Floridians choose Atlantis Seawall

• 100% recycled materials for superior products that protect the environment.
• Lifespan of more than 50 years compared with other seawall materials.
• Resists rot and infestation by marine borers and other insects.
• Does not rust or fade.
• Ideal material for revetments to prevent erosion and for cofferdams for underwater construction.
• Easy installation both vertically and horizontally, with options for interlocking.
• Fully warrantied with a 50-year transferable warranty that protects your investment.

Contact Atlantis Seawall today for your next seawall

The marine construction industry is seeing the advantages of vinyl seawalls and bulkheads in Florida, especially South Florida, where significant flooding and more intense storms have prompted a proposal for a 20-foot seawall to protect Miami. For urban areas, industrial settings, marinas, and residential living, vertical vinyl seawalls are the optimum solution. From new construction to replacement projects, vinyl seawalls provide just the right amount of flexibility and strength to withstand wave action and the fluctuations of surf and tide along the coastline and the current of inland rivers and canals.

Atlantis Seawall ships the quality materials you need to Florida and worldwide. Call today for details on vinyl seawalls and bulkheads for the Florida market.