Fort Myers · Free Inspection · Ian Rebuilds
Fort Myers is the larger market across the Caloosahatchee from Cape Coral. We work seawalls along McGregor Boulevard, downtown riverfront, Iona, and the canal communities throughout the city.
Fort Myers covers a larger geographic footprint than Cape Coral, with seawall work concentrated along the Caloosahatchee River frontage from downtown west to San Carlos Bay, the McGregor Boulevard corridor with its historic riverfront homes, and the canal communities in Iona, Cypress Lake, and San Carlos Park to the south. Some Fort Myers walls front the river directly, which is different from Cape Coral's canal-dominated system because river walls take direct wave loading and tidal flow rather than the calmer canal conditions.
Fort Myers seawall stock ranges from 1920s-era McGregor Boulevard walls (many of which have been replaced several times over) through 1960s and 1970s suburban canal construction to recent luxury riverfront builds. Hurricane Ian damaged Fort Myers seawalls heavily, particularly along the McGregor corridor and in the Iona and Fort Myers Beach areas closer to landfall. The federal disaster declaration and insurance claim work for Fort Myers homeowners runs in parallel with Cape Coral.
Fort Myers seawall permits go through the City of Fort Myers building department for properties inside the city limits, and Lee County DCD for unincorporated areas. FDEP and U.S. Army Corps involvement applies to walls on the river or in tidal canals. We prepare drawings, environmental documentation, and submittals for every Fort Myers project, and we work with Fort Myers homeowners on Ian insurance claim documentation the same way we do in Cape Coral.
Every one of these is repairable in most cases. Replacement is the right call only when the structure has lost its underlying integrity. Our standard practice is to quote repair first when the wall supports it.
Why Choose Us
We work Fort Myers regularly and know the local soil profile, tidal cycle, and permit-office expectations. We design every repair to local conditions, not generic Florida specs. Galvanized hardware to ASTM B695, corrosion-inhibited mix designs, and tieback depths sized to local soil borings.
ASTM B695 saltwater hardware standardOur crews mobilize from a shallow-draft barge through the canal network whenever conditions allow. That means no excavator on your lawn, no torn-up pool cage, and no surprise landscape restoration. Polyurethane injection in particular needs only dime-sized ports through the cap.
85%+ jobs need zero landscape workEvery contract includes fully managed permitting through the City of Cape Coral or Lee County DCD, FDEP, and USACE when applicable. For Hurricane Ian rebuilds we prepare scope-of-loss documentation and coordinate with your adjuster.
Permits and Ian docs handled end-to-end"Surge from Ian had washed out a section of yard behind our cap. They injected polyurethane through ports in the cap, brought the grade back up, and the lawn is solid again. Documented the loss for our adjuster too."Helen K.Fort Myers · Polyurethane void fill
"Two tiebacks had clearly failed and the cap was rotating toward the canal. They installed new helical anchors through the cap with all the torque logging the engineer wanted. Clean job, no excavation."Anthony D.Fort Myers · Helical anchor pull-back
"Routine inspection ahead of hurricane season. Diver went underwater, found two voids forming behind the wall that we did not know about. They quoted polyurethane injection at a fair price and the work was done in a day."Eric N.Fort Myers · Pre-season inspection
Free inspection. Written estimate in 48 hours. 30-year transferable warranty.
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