Founded in 2004, Sea Me Dive has specialized in underwater seawall and dock restoration and protection in South Florida.

Some of the underwater structures that Sea Me Dive services are, but are not limited to: marinas, industrial and commercial properties, yachts and mega yachts. Located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the professionals of SMD have extensive international experience in marine work and commercial diving in Africa, the Middle-east, Alaska, Florida & the Caribbean Sea Me Dive is comprised of two divisions: Seawall/ dock inspections & repairs, and Commercial Diving. Each division is dedicated to providi...

Some of the underwater structures that Sea Me Dive services are, but are not limited to: marinas, industrial and commercial properties, yachts and mega yachts. Located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the professionals of SMD have extensive international experience in marine work and commercial diving in Africa, the Middle-east, Alaska, Florida & the Caribbean Sea Me Dive is comprised of two divisions: Seawall/ dock inspections & repairs, and Commercial Diving. Each division is dedicated to providing our clients with customized solutions and individual attention, regardless of the size of the project or budget. Each Sea Me Dive client is treated as our most important client. But why take our word for it! Visit our projects and gallery pages to read more about completed projects and our satisfied clients. SMD provides solutions for the restoration of seawalls, docks and pilings, embankments and ponds. Our team of marine experts will complete an extensive inspection and make any necessary recommendations to provide safe marine structures that will pass inspection and hold up for years to come. With sea levels continually rising in South Florida, it is vitally important that businesses and property owners evaluate the impact of erosion on their water front properties. SMD will provide solutions to reinforce sea walls as well as installation of jet filter systems that are necessary to relieve the hydrostatic pressures created by rain water as well as tidal surges trapped behind erosion control structures.