
Everything between your yard and the channel.

Dock Construction & Repair
Fixed docks engineered for tide, storm and decades of use.
Docks detailsDock Construction & Repair

Bulkheads & Seawalls
Stop erosion for good with vinyl or timber bulkheads.
Bulkheads detailsBulkheads & Seawalls
Rip Rap & Living Shorelines
Armor stone that looks natural and calms the wave.
Rip Rap detailsRip Rap & Living Shorelines
Boat & Jet Ski Lifts
Keep your boat out of the water and ready to run.
Boat Lifts detailsBoat & Jet Ski Lifts
How a job runs
From your first call to the last board.
- 01Within a few days
Call & site visit
Shane comes out, walks the shoreline with you, checks water depth and bottom conditions, and talks through how you actually use the water. No charge, no obligation.
- 02About a week
Design & written quote
You get a drawing and a written scope with materials named and a firm price — not a range. If there is a cheaper way to get you what you want, it is in the quote.
- 034–10 weeks
Permitting
We prepare and submit the VMRC and Army Corps package, notify adjacent owners, and handle local approval. In Currituck County it goes through CAMA. You sign; we chase the agencies.
- 041 day
Mobilise by water
The barge, the excavator and every pile, stone and board arrive by water. Nothing crosses your lawn, your septic field or your driveway.
- 051–2 weeks on site
Build
Piles driven to refusal, wall tied back and capped, stringers through-bolted, deck laid to drain. Same crew from the first pile to the last board.
- 06Last day
Walk-through & clean-up
Cut-offs hauled off, water cleared of debris, and a walk-through with Shane before we call it done. Anything not right gets fixed then.
Tell us what you want on your water.
Site visits are free and Shane does them himself. You will get a drawing and a written price, not a ballpark over the phone.
