Pasco County's Trusted Seawall & Dock Experts
Protect your waterfront investment with professional seawall repair, construction, and custom dock building. Serving Tampa Bay since 2010.
Our Marine Construction Services
From emergency seawall repairs to custom dock construction, we provide comprehensive marine solutions for residential and commercial properties.
Why Florida Homeowners Choose PPH
Licensed & Fully Insured
State-certified marine contractor with comprehensive liability and workers' comp coverage for your protection.
Fast Response Times
Same-day quotes for emergencies. We understand seawall damage can't wait.
Local Experts
We know Pasco County's unique waterfront challenges - from tidal patterns to soil conditions.
Quality Guaranteed
We stand behind our work with industry-leading warranties on materials and labor.
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Serving Pasco County & Beyond
Proud to serve waterfront communities throughout the Tampa Bay area.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does seawall repair cost in Pasco County?
Seawall repair costs in Pasco County typically range from $150-$500 per linear foot depending on the damage extent and repair type needed. Minor crack repairs may cost less, while full cap replacement or tieback installation costs more. Contact us for a free estimate specific to your property.
How long does a new seawall last in Florida?
A properly constructed seawall in Florida typically lasts 25-50 years depending on materials used. Vinyl sheet pile seawalls can last 50+ years, while concrete seawalls average 30-40 years. Regular maintenance and timely repairs significantly extend seawall lifespan.
Do I need a permit for dock construction in Pasco County?
Yes, dock construction in Pasco County requires permits from both Pasco County and the Florida DEP. Our team handles all permitting as part of our dock building services, ensuring your project meets all local and state regulations.
What are signs my seawall needs repair?
Warning signs include: visible cracks or spalling concrete, leaning or bowing walls, soil erosion behind the wall, sinkholes in your yard near the seawall, rusted tiebacks, or water seeping through the wall. If you notice any of these, get a professional inspection immediately.