Applications
Seawall and Bulkhead Repair
Polyurethane seawall repair is an excellent way to stabilize soils, fill voids, and stop soil loss and water seepage. Our suite of single and dual component polyurethane systems will help get your seawall repair projects completed quickly and successfully
Why NCFI Geotechnical Polyurethanes for Seawall and Bulkhead Foam Repair?
When polyurethane is injected in a vertical and horizontal injection pattern, a dense layer of polyurethane compacts and bonds the soil to prevent water seepage and soil loss. Additionally, polyurethane aggressively seeks out and fills voids and seals cavities, cracks, and crevices.
Repairing Seawalls with polyurethane foam allows you to quickly stabilize seawalls and their support soils in minutes. It is an excellent solution on how to repair a seawall. We provide several polyurethane foam systems that help repair the seawall, bulkhead, or breakwall, no matter the environmental conditions.
Polyurethane Systems
For Seawall and Bulkhead Repair
Our single and dual component geotechnical polyurethane formulas are light-weight and have a variety of densities and cure time to meet your preferences. Contact us to learn more about finding the right formula for you.
Benefits
Of Seawall and Bulkhead Repair with Polyurethane
NCFI Geotechnical polyurethanes are formulated and tested to ensure performance. We offer light-duty and heavy-duty polyurethane systems that are specially formulated for foam slab jacking applications.
Benefits Include:
Case Studies
Restoring Stability: SlabFix’s Solution for Juicer’s Facility
SlabFix out of Orlando, FL used the Strata-Fill 24-039 to fill voids underneath a slab caused by a pipe leak eroding 20 cubic yards of soil under the slab.
Florida Seawall Foam Repair using Terra-Lok™ 24-120 Single Component System
Check out our Seawall Foam Repair video displaying the Seawall Soil Stabilization process using the Terra-Lok™ 24-120 Single Component Polyurethane System
Mr. Level Uses NCFI Geotechnical Polyurethanes to Stabilize Ohio State’s Field House Indoor Track
To help Ohio State avoid excavating the Indoor track, Mr. Level worked with NCFI Geotechnical to provide them with a solution called Deep Soil Injection.