Free Waterfront
Assessment

Yes. The initial waterfront property assessment is available for all properties across our three-county service area. We walk your shoreline, review visible seawall conditions, drainage patterns, and erosion concerns, and provide honest next-step recommendations — with no obligation.

We typically respond to assessment requests within one business day. Scheduling depends on property location and availability, but most assessments are completed within a few days of the request. For urgent storm damage or visible seawall failure, call 305-985-4741 directly for faster coordination.

Yes. Canal-adjacent, lake-adjacent, drainage-sensitive, and low-lying properties can all have waterfront protection needs even when they are not directly bayfront. Seawalls, drainage, storm-runoff management, and erosion concerns are common across all types of waterfront and water-adjacent South Florida properties.

After the assessment, you receive a clear picture of visible shoreline conditions, drainage behavior, and priority concerns. Depending on the findings, we outline whether the next step is monitoring, maintenance, repair planning, permitting guidance, or a more formal engineering evaluation. There is no pressure to proceed — the assessment exists to give you better information.

Many waterfront and coastal projects in Miami-Dade County require approvals before work begins. Miami-Dade's Class I environmental permit applies to work in, on, over, or upon tidal waters and coastal wetlands. Municipal permits, FDEP review, and USACE coordination may also apply depending on the project scope and property location. We help property owners understand the likely permitting path early in the planning process.

Yes. After storm events, we can review visible seawall damage, shoreline disruption, erosion, and drainage concerns. Early post-storm assessment helps property owners document conditions, understand urgency, and plan the right repair approach before additional tidal cycles or rain events create further damage. Call 305-985-4741 for storm-related inquiries.