Serving Waterfront Properties Across South Florida

From Biscayne Bay frontage in Miami to the island neighborhoods of Miami Beach, Miami-Dade waterfronts deal with tidal flooding, storm exposure and growing attention to seawall elevation.

In North Miami, Aventura and Sunny Isles Beach, condo associations and HOAs managing long shared walls and multi-slip docks are a big part of the conversation.

Broward has one of the densest residential canal networks in the country. Fort Lauderdale alone is laced with waterways, and many of those neighborhoods were built with seawalls that are now decades old.

Around Hollywood, Hallandale Beach and Dania Beach, and up through Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point and Deerfield Beach, the most common calls involve soil loss behind aging walls, cap deterioration and dock upgrades for bigger boats.

Palm Beach County runs from the Intracoastal estates of Boca Raton and Delray Beach up through Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens.

Projects here range from boat lift installations on private docks to full waterfront renovations where seawall, dock and lift are planned together.