Seawall Repair in Redington Shores

Getting to know Redington Shores

Redington Shores was founded in the early 1930s and incorporated in 1955. Its population grew from about 900 in 1960 to about 2,400 by 1990, and the 2020 census counted about 2,200 residents.

The town sits on the barrier island between Indian Shores and North Redington Beach, with Gulf beach on the west and Boca Ciega Bay on the east. Bayside lots and canals hold most of the town's residential seawalls.

What Redington Shores seawalls are up against

Bayside lots here are narrow, with homes close to the wall and limited yard behind it. That makes tieback and anchor design tighter than on wide mainland lots.

Most-requested seawall work in Redington Shores

• Leaning Seawall & Tieback Repair

  Short yards leave little room for anchors, so tieback design matters.

• Seawall Replacement

  Bayside walls hit in the 2024 storms are being replaced.

• Seawall Cap Repair

  Older caps on the bay show spalling.

Permits for a Redington Shores seawall

Seawalls, docks and riprap throughout Pinellas, inside cities and out, go through Pinellas County Water and Navigation for permits.

Inside Redington Shores city limits, landside building permits go through the Town of Redington Shores Building Department at 17425 Gulf Blvd, Redington Shores, FL 33708, (727) 397-5538. For an unincorporated parcel with a Redington Shores mailing address, Pinellas County Building Services handles that part instead.

The office is open Monday to Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and closed to the public on Fridays. It also handles building services for neighboring Redington Beach.

Prepare for your Redington Shores estimate

• Ask whether helical anchors will fit in your short yard
• Confirm whether the town or County handles each part of the permit
• Look for rust stains or loose concrete along the cap
• Note whether water has topped the wall during king tides

What seawall work costs in Redington Shores

Here's how published price ranges line up; your contractor's estimate is what counts. Tight yards can push contractors toward helical anchors or water-side work, either of which affects the price.

Reference figures, not quotes. Angi, seawall repair cost (2026 data): about $100–$250 per linear foot for repairs. LatestCost, Florida seawall replacement (2026): about $500–$1,200 per linear foot. HomeAdvisor, sea wall cost: average $25,000, typical $15,000–$60,000. Checked October 2026.

Neighboring communities

• SeminoleBoca Ciega Bay and Lake Seminole
• Indian ShoresThe Intracoastal Waterway and Boca Ciega Bay
• Madeira BeachBoca Ciega Bay and John's Pass
• Treasure IslandBoca Ciega Bay and the finger isles