
Bulkhead Construction & Repair
A failing bulkhead puts your shoreline, yard and structures at risk. We build new bulkheads and repair damaged ones for waterfront homes, marinas and commercial properties, using materials chosen for your water conditions, soil and exposure. Every project starts with a site assessment, so the wall is built to hold for years.
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Boat House Construction
A well-built boathouse protects your boat from sun, storms and saltwater while adding usable space and value to your property. We build custom boathouses for lake and bay properties, from simple covered slips to larger structures with lifts, storage and decks, all designed around how you use the water.
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24/7 Marine Emergency Response
Storms, collisions and structural failures don't wait for business hours. Our crew responds around the clock to damaged docks, bulkheads, piers and marine structures. We secure the site, prevent further damage and plan the permanent repair.
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Industrial & Commercial Marine Construction
We support industrial, commercial and municipal clients with heavy marine work, including commercial docks, piers, pile driving, bulkheads and waterfront infrastructure. We plan every job around safety requirements, schedules and site access, on projects like our current work on Buffalo Bayou in downtown Houston.
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Built for Gulf Coast Conditions
Saltwater, storm surge and soft soils are part of every design.
One Team, Start to Finish
Assessment, planning, construction and cleanup, handled by one crew.
Residential to Industrial
From private boathouses to full marina revitalizations.
Available When It Matters
24/7 emergency response when your waterfront can't wait.
Areas We Serve
With offices in Galveston and Huffman, we work across Galveston Island and Bay, Greater Houston, Lake Houston and the upper Texas Gulf Coast, including projects as far as Sabine Lake.
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