A coast that sees hurricanes every season
In South Florida, wind and surge aren’t edge cases — they’re the design case. A home here has to be engineered for the storm, not just styled for the view.
Every season brings the same exposure: high wind and storm surge. A home on this coast has to hold up structurally and keep its living space out of the water.
Conventional construction often meets code and little more. Resilience here is an engineering problem, not a finish upgrade.
We engineer for the storm from the frame up:
How we start
- 1
Free consultation
A no-cost call to understand your site, goal, and constraints.
- 2
Site review & feasibility
Our engineers assess what’s actually buildable on your site.
- 3
Concept plan & rendering
A first design direction, a rendering, and a clear path forward.
The first consultation is free. Site review, feasibility, and concept design are paid engineering services — scoped and quoted up front, with no surprises.
- Steel-frame structures engineered for High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) requirements — SeaTop targets a 185 mph engineered wind rating.
- Elevated designs are intended to keep living space above storm surge, pairing wind and water resilience.
- Code-ready structural drawings delivered in the formats your local authority expects.
Homes are hurricane-resistant and wind-engineered — never “hurricane-proof.” Final ratings are certified per project.
Tell us the problem — we’ll tell you what’s buildable
Send us the lot, the resort, the park, or the constraint. A free site review comes back with an honest read on what’s possible, subject to engineering and permitting.
