Bulkhead & Seawall Repair
Waterfront property faces tides, storms, saltwater, and erosion every day. Ro-Berg seals leaking bulkheads and fills voids with polyurethane foam – without excavation or tearing out your wall.
Bulkhead leaks rarely stay small – tides and storms keep washing soil away behind the wall. We seal the intrusion and stabilize your seawall, so you can protect your waterfront worry free.
Sound Familiar?
Galveston seawalls face tidal pressure, saltwater intrusion, storm surge, and soil washout that inland structures never see. Water finds cracks and joints, erodes soil behind the bulkhead, and creates voids that let panels shift or bow.
- Water leaking through joints or cracks in the wall
- Visible voids or soil loss behind the bulkhead
- Sinkholes along the property line or sinking walkways nearby
- Bowing panels, separating sections, or dock posts shifting after storms
There Is a Better Way
Polyurethane foam injection excels at sealing leaks and filling voids behind waterfront structures. Ro-Berg drills small injection points, pumps expanding foam that displaces water, and stabilizes the soil without excavation or tearing out panels.
- Closed-cell foam resists saltwater and will not wash out under tidal pressure
- More affordable, faster, and much cleaner than full wall replacement
- We finish most jobs the same day with minimal disturbance to docks and landscaping
- We seal cracks and joints to help prevent recurring leaks
Ready for a Stable Seawall?
Get a free on-site evaluation. We will inspect your bulkhead, explain your options, and give you a clear price – no pressure.
Great experience from beginning to end! Communication was spectacular. If you need concrete lifting, look no further – Luke with RoBerg LLC will take care of you and your wallet.
Thank you Ro-Berg for an excellent job of fixing our driveway and walkway. I would definitely use them again!!
Sam Schofield
I was seriously considering just ripping out all concrete and starting over – but Ro-Berg came in and fixed both my driveway and sidewalk! It only took a few hours and it came out PERFECT!
Farmer Froberg
Bulkhead & Seawall FAQ
How does polyurethane bulkhead repair work?
We inspect your bulkhead or seawall, drill small injection points, and pump expanding polyurethane foam behind the structure to fill voids and stop water intrusion. We seal cracks and joints to help prevent recurring leaks.
Is foam injection more affordable than wall replacement?
In most cases, yes. Polyurethane injection costs far less than tearing out and rebuilding a bulkhead or seawall – and we finish most jobs the same day without excavation.
What causes bulkheads and seawalls to fail?
Tidal pressure, saltwater intrusion, storm surge, soil washout, and hydrostatic pressure from behind the wall erode support and create voids. Water leaking through cracks accelerates the damage.
Does polyurethane foam work in saltwater conditions?
Yes. Our closed-cell polyurethane resists saltwater, does not absorb water, and will not wash out under tidal pressure.
How long does bulkhead repair take?
Most bulkhead and seawall repairs take only a few hours. We drill small injection points and seal the area before we leave.
What are signs my seawall needs repair?
Watch for voids behind the wall, water leaking through joints, sinkholes along the property line, bowing panels, gaps between sections, and dock movement after storms.
Do you offer free bulkhead estimates?
Yes. Ro-Berg provides free estimates for bulkhead and seawall repair and backs our work with a 2-year warranty.
Do you offer financing?
We offer financing on qualifying bulkhead and seawall repair projects. Ask during your free estimate.
Serving the Texas Gulf Coast
Based in Alvin, TX – we repair bulkheads and seawalls across Galveston Bay, Brazoria County, and coastal communities throughout the Gulf Coast.
Free Bulkhead & Seawall Repair Estimate
Leaking joints, voids behind the wall, or bowing panels – we will inspect your bulkhead and give you a clear price.