Water coming through the face of your seawall — anywhere other than a designed weep hole — means it's finding an unintended path through cracks or joints.
A seawall is supposed to manage water on its terms — through designed weep holes and drainage, not through random cracks or failed joints. Seepage in the wrong place means the wall's water management has broken down.
Every bit of water passing through an unintended crack is also carrying soil particles out with it. What starts as a damp patch on the wall face is often the visible sign of soil loss happening behind it.
We relieve the pressure causing the seepage — often with proper weep hole/filter systems — and seal or stabilize the pathway the water was using. Foam injection frequently handles both at once.
Tell us what you're seeing and we'll tell you exactly what's happening — and how to fix it.