Vinyl Seawall

Vinyl Sheet Piling and Vinyl Seawall

Prevent flooding and the negative effects of sea surges with the help of high-quality seawall building materials from Keys Deck & Dock Supply. Our team has over 30 years of combined industry experience we use to help you find the best vinyl sheet piling and seawall materials for your needs.

In the mid-'80s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approved and began using vinyl as the material of choice for seawalls. Vinyl is attractive and easy-to-maintain material that not only looks good but is also cost-effective. Vinyl seawalls can last up to 50 years, as they do not rust, rot, or crack from saltwater exposure.

Not only does vinyl offer a variety of benefits after the seawall is built, but it also is more convenient during the construction process. Vinyl is a lightweight material, which makes it easier to transport and limits the number of heavy machines needed on the construction site.

At Keys Deck & Dock Supply, we carry TideWall, so you are bound to find the perfect seawall for your needs. All our products are competitively priced, and we honor manufacturer warranties. Call us today to learn more about vinyl seawalls! We can provide you with a free same-day quote, and we have next-day delivery possible. When you work with us, you never have to wait long to find the right seawall solution for your needs.

Benefits of Choosing Vinyl

• Cost-effective: Vinyl seawall is easy to maintain and requires little upkeep, making it a cost-effective option.
• Durable: Because of its resistance to rot, sun, marine boring creatures, and other damage common to seawalls made from other materials, vinyl seawalls can last over 50 years.
• Easy installation: The uniformity and light weight of this material make vinyl seawalls and vinyl pilings easier to install than other materials.
• Guaranteed: Product manufacturers offer exceptional warranties on vinyl seawalls, which is something you likely won’t get with seawalls made from other materials.
• Rot-resistant: Vinyl isn't negatively impacted by saltwater, making it more durable and rot-resistant.
• UV protection: Unlike other materials, excess sun and heat cannot weaken vinyl.