Three jobs, three kinds of client, same crew.

Waterfront homeowner

Dock, sundeck and covered lift on the Halifax River

A homeowner needed deep-water access off a seawall, a place to sit, and a covered slip for a center console. We drove new piles from the barge, framed a timber walkway out to a composite sundeck, and set a four-post lift under a boathouse roof.

• —New timber and pipe piles driven from the barge
• —Timber walkway with a composite sundeck platform
• —Open composite grating at the shoreline transition
• —Four-post lift with cradle, motors and remote
• —Boathouse roof over the slip

Residential community

Community boat ramp, seawall and boardwalk

A lakefront community had no safe way to launch. The work started with sheet pile on both sides of the ramp cut and ended with a timber boardwalk and black aluminum railing running out over the water. The slab was poured overnight, in one placement, under light towers.

• —Sheet pile seawall each side of the ramp cut
• —Excavation, dewatering and stone base
• —Formed slab with tied rebar mat
• —Overnight pour off a pump truck under lights
• —Timber boardwalk with black aluminum railing

Municipal

Public floating dock and gangway, Cedar Key

A city job on the Gulf side: an ADA-accessible aluminum gangway down to a floating dock with composite grating, on timber piles with black caps. Open to the public, inspected, and built to hold up in open water.

• —Timber piles driven with black protective caps
• —Aluminum gangway with handrail both sides
• —Floating dock with composite grating deck
• —Public access and life jacket station