Portfolio
Each project reflects decades of residential marine construction experience on Marco Island. Structures are planned around shoreline conditions, water depth, vessel requirements, and long-term coastal performance — not templates or standard assumptions.
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Residential Dock — Marco Island, FL
Pile depth and spacing were determined by site-specific soil composition and tidal variation, not standard formula. Decking material was selected for long-term performance in a high-salinity environment — a distinction that defines how these structures age over decades.
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Seawall Restoration — Marco Island, FL
The existing seawall had reached end of life after sustained tidal erosion. Replacement required careful coordination with adjacent property structures and a reinforced cap design engineered for the specific wave energy profile of this waterway.
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Boat Lift — Marco Island, FL
Vessel size and draft depth dictated the lift capacity and cradle configuration. The canopy structure was engineered for sustained wind exposure while maintaining an aesthetic consistent with the property's waterfront profile.
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Project Considerations
Every waterfront property presents unique erosion patterns and soil conditions that must be assessed before structural planning begins.
Draft requirements, tidal range, and channel proximity determine dock length, lift placement, and structural configuration.
Saltwater, UV exposure, and storm cycles demand materials selected for decades of coastal performance — not short-term economy.
Permitting requirements vary by location. Site plans, environmental reviews, and agency coordination are managed from the outset.
We approach each property with the same attention to planning and execution.
