by HydrosMCSeawalls_Admin | Dec 7, 2022 | Seawall Maintenance, Seawall Repair, Seawall Restoration
Hydros Marine Construction our recently cleaning and resealing this old coral rock seawall. Check out the before/after comparison photo. The end product is a totally cleaned and resealed coral rock seawall without expensive foam injections that harm the environment...
by HydrosMCSeawalls_Admin | Dec 6, 2022 | Seawall Maintenance, Seawall Repair, Seawall Restoration
This seawall In Lighthouse Point, FL is getting ready to receive batter piles, a new raised seawall cap and a new concrete dock. The seawall had not been serviced in a very long time and had massive holes in it. Hydros Marine Construction was able to reach...
by HydrosMCSeawalls_Admin | Dec 5, 2022 | Seawall Inspections, Seawall Maintenance, Seawall Repair, Seawall Restoration
Winter sale! Give the gift of seawall repair! Call Hydros Marine Construction today to save 10% if booked by Christmas. Gift cards available – call today for details. We are here to make sure your Seawall remains alive and well for years to come! Below are...
by HydrosMCSeawalls_Admin | Nov 30, 2022 | Seawall Inspections, Seawall Maintenance, Seawall Repair, Seawall Restoration
Our friends at The Dock Experts called us at Hydros Marine Construction in to clean and reface the coral rock seawall at Lighthouse Point Yacht Club in Lighthouse Point, Florida. We take a lot of pride in prepping the seawall as we do, making it look great. Quite...
by HydrosMCSeawalls_Admin | Nov 23, 2022 | Boat Lifts, Docks & Pilings, Seawall Inspections, Seawall Maintenance, Seawall Repair, Seawall Restoration
Hydros Marine Construction is thankful for all our clients, family & friends this holiday season. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us! Call Hydros now for all your seawall, dock and boat lift needs or send us an email to info@hydrosmc.com. You can also visit our...
by HydrosMCSeawalls_Admin | Nov 21, 2022 | Docks & Pilings, Seawall Maintenance, Seawall Repair, Seawall Restoration
Rust is a more and more common appearance on South Florida seawall caps. This occurs when salt water/chloride attacks the reinforcing steel inside of the concrete seawall cap. The steel will eventually rust and swell causing unsightly staining. Hydros Marine...
