Building the Structures That Support New England’s Waterfront

Pier Construction – Constructing durable piers for commercial, municipal, and recreational waterfront use.

Boat Ramp Construction – Building safe, functional launch ramps for public and private marine access.

Marina & Boat Docks – Constructing and upgrading marina infrastructure and dock systems for long-term performance.

Bulkheads & Seawalls– Building and restoring waterfront protection systems designed to control erosion, contain soils, and safeguard property.

Foundations – Installation of deep foundations for bridges, water intake structures, and other marine applications requiring strength and stability.

Shoreline Stabilization – Installing rock revetments and engineered systems to protect vulnerable shorelines from erosion and storm impacts.

Breakwaters – Constructing protective offshore structures that shield harbors, marinas, and coastal areas from wave action.

Pile Driving – Installing steel, concrete, and timber piles for structural support in marine and waterfront construction.

Dredging – Removing sediment from waterways to improve navigation or prepare sites for construction.

Underwater Operations – Providing commercial dive operations for inspections, repairs, and underwater construction support.

Marine Demolition – Safely demolishing aging or damaged piers, platforms, and other marine structures.

Revetment & Erosion Control– Installing engineered systems that reinforce shorelines and prevent long-term erosion.

Concrete Construction – Structural concrete work designed for demanding marine conditions.

Cofferdams – Construction of temporary watertight enclosures allowing construction crews to work safely in dry conditions.

Pile Jacket Installation – Installation or repair of protective jackets to strengthen existing piles and extend their service life.

Bridge & Lock Repairs – Structural repairs and maintenance on critical marine and inland waterway infrastructure.

Site Development – Excavation, grading, dewatering, and general site work of waterfront and near-shore environments.

River Restoration – Stabilizing streambanks, installing in-stream structures, and enhancing aquatic habitat within river systems.

Utilities Installation & Repair – Installing underwater utilities such as pipelines, culverts, and intake structures.

Debris Removal – Clearing waterways of debris following storms, accidents, or natural disasters.

Underwater Inspections – Visual and technical evaluations of underwater structures, pilings, and foundations.

Foundation Integrity Testing – Testing and assessments to determine the condition and capacity of piles and other substructures.

Maintenance Services – Repairs and rehabilitation for marine structures, extending asset life and performance.