Having a safe and functioning seawall is a must in many different locations, both for residential and commercial applications. Seawalls are designed to protect land and coastlines from constant erosion due to exposure caused by constant water pressing against them.

Overtime, the water that comes into contact with certain soils and sediments will erode them and remove them, which can cause holes and fissures into the land that can lead to issues with property and any home that might be present.

If a homeowner or business owner starts to notice that there is a problem with their seawall, it may be a good idea to contact a professional that handles seawall repair. Surfside residents will often ask if a broken or damaged seawall will affect their home or property values, and in most cases, it will.

Damaged Seawalls Bring Down Home and Property Values

It should come as a shock to no one that a badly damaged seawall can severely affect the projected value of a home or property. This is particularly important if someone plans on selling their residential or commercial property in the near future.

Apart from damaged seawalls, this f is also true when talking about other fixtures or additions to the home, such as a broken fence, a broken pool or hot tub, and many other items that are no longer working as intended.

When it comes to professional seawall repair, Surfside residents should be made aware that the value of the home or property will not necessarily increase, but it will reflect the actual value of the property for what it is worth. Keep in mind also that seawalls will help protect any home or property from water damage caused by a large body of water.

New Home Buyers May Stay Away From Properties With Broken Seawalls

A broken seawall can be a huge liability for homeowners because their belongings and property can be significantly damaged by water damage or water erosion.

Additionally, many homeowners who are looking for a waterfront property may stay clean of a home that has a broken seawall. This is because not too many homeowners are willing to spend additional money on top of the price of a potential home for additional repairs and fixes. Homes already to go and move into sell much more quickly than a home that needs a little TLC.

If you are considering selling your home in the future, it may be a good idea to go through with professional seawall repair. Surfside residents should know that although seawall repair is not going to be a relatively low cost, the new selling price for the home will more than cover the cost to get the seawall repaired. 

*Disclaimer: The views expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of Superior Stabilization Corp*