Seawall repair with polyurethane chemical grout is an excellent way to stabilize soils, fill voids, and stop soil loss and water seepage.
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.
NCFI Geotechnical polyurethanes are formulated and tested to ensure performance. We offer single-component and plural-component polyurethane systems that are specially formulated for seawall repair varying from permeation grouting applications to soil stabilization and void filling.
No Excavation
Fast Cure Times
Stabilized Base Soils
Environmentally Inert
High Quality Control
TerraThane 24-042 is used to backfill and stabilize a 14′ Stormwater Culvert in North Carolina
Seawall repair with polyurethane chemical grout is an excellent way to stabilize soils, fill voids, and stop soil loss and water seepage.
Become a ContractorFind a ContractorWhen 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.
Seawall repair with polyurethane chemical grout is an excellent way to stabilize soils, fill voids, and stop soil loss and water seepage.
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.
