Our Project Gallery
Seawall, dock, and boat lift projects we've completed across South Florida.
Recent Projects
Recent seawall, dock, and boat lift projects across Broward and Palm Beach County — designed, permitted, and built by our own crews on our own equipment. The photos are from our job sites and the details are real: actual capacities, actual cities, actual scopes. If your waterfront looks like one of these, we've already built your version of it. Call 754-SEA-WALL for a free inspection and estimate.
Seawall and cap work
The seawall projects show the parts that protect the property first: sheet pile or a reinforced wall face, a cap that takes daily sun and foot traffic, and the tie-backs and backfill behind it. See the seawall construction process or compare systems in the vinyl seawall guide.
Docks built around the property
Dock work is never just the visible decking. The projects here pair the surface with framing, connections, and pilings suited to the waterway and the way the owner uses the dock. Start with composite docks or the broader dock repair page.
Boat lifts and access
The lift projects show several ways to keep a boat or personal watercraft out of the water. Capacity, piling layout, water depth, and the condition of the dock all matter before the equipment is selected. For a failing system, review boat lift repair; for a new one, see boat lift installation.
Complete waterfront scopes
Several photos show seawalls, caps, docks, and lifts handled as one waterfront scope. Coordinating the pieces can keep a new dock from being built on an aging wall and can reduce repeated access planning. If you are unsure where to begin, a marine inspection identifies the condition of the structure before you choose a project path.
SeawallsNew Concrete Seawall Cap & Dock
Riviera Beach, FL
A new poured concrete cap and a rebuilt dock, delivered as one project by one crew. The cap is the part of a seawall that takes the daily hits — sun, salt, and foot traffic — and a clean pour like this protects the wall beneath it for decades. Rebuilding the dock in the same mobilization gave the owner a finished waterline in one project instead of two.
DocksCustom Dock Build
Pompano Beach, FL
A custom dock built around how this owner actually uses the water, not a standard template. Marine-grade decking shrugs off salt, sun, and daily traffic without the sanding-and-sealing cycle of bare wood. Pompano Beach canal homes live on their docks, and this one was sized, framed, and finished to be the most-used square footage on the property.
Boat Lifts27,000 lb Elevator Boat Lift
Boca Raton, FL
Elevator lifts mount along the seawall and rise on angled tracks, keeping the slip open instead of boxed in by outer pilings. At 27,000 pounds of capacity, this Boca Raton installation carries a heavy boat with margin to spare — and margin is what makes a lift last, because a lift running near its limit works harder on every cycle.
SeawallsFull Seawall & Dock Replacement
Deerfield Beach, FL
A complete seawall replacement finished with a new dock on top. Doing both as one project means the new dock sits on a wall with a full service life under it — not fresh decking over an aging structure — and the owner mobilized a marine crew once instead of twice. This Deerfield Beach waterline was rebuilt from the water up as one continuous scope.
Boat LiftsJet Ski Lift
Fort Lauderdale, FL
A dedicated jet ski lift keeps the PWC out of the water between rides — no trailering, no ramp lines, no hull sitting in saltwater collecting growth. For a Fort Lauderdale canal home, that's the difference between riding on a whim and making it a production. Small lift, outsized quality-of-life upgrade.
Boat Lifts4-Post 20,000 lb Boat Lift
Delray Beach, FL
A four-post lift carries its 20,000-pound capacity on four dedicated pilings — that's what gives it the planted, rock-steady feel in boat wake and weather. It's a proven, straightforward configuration: strong pilings, reliable drives, and a cradle matched to the hull. This Delray Beach installation delivers heavy capacity with the simplest maintenance profile of any lift type.
SeawallsSeawall Cap, Dock & Boat Lift
Lighthouse Point, FL
New seawall cap, new dock, and a boat lift — the complete waterfront, delivered by a single crew under a single contract. Lighthouse Point is a boating town, and this property got the full treatment: the cap protecting the wall, the dock built on top, and the lift keeping the boat dry and ready. One mobilization, one point of accountability, one finished waterline.
Boat Lifts24,000 lb Elevator Boat Lift
Boca Raton, FL
A 24,000-pound elevator lift raising a multi-engine center console with room to spare. Elevator lifts are the answer when the slip is tight or the view matters — the mechanism rides along the seawall, leaving open water where outer pilings would normally stand. This Boca Raton install keeps a big offshore boat high, dry, and one button from the water.
Every photo above is from our own job sites across Broward and Palm Beach County. If you're planning seawall work, a new dock, or a boat lift — or you just want to know what condition your waterline is actually in — start with a free inspection. Call 754-SEA-WALL or request an estimate online.