Docks & Bulkheads on the Brigantine Bay

Family-run marine construction — docks, bulkheads, pilings & boat lifts — plus house demolition, for Brigantine and the South Jersey shore.

What we build

  • Bulkheads — New and replacement vinyl and timber bulkheads that stop erosion and protect your property from the bay.
  • Docks — Custom-built docks — fixed and floating — designed around your boat, your bay, and how you use the water.
  • Pilings — Precision-driven pilings that give docks, lifts, bulkheads, and elevated homes a load-bearing backbone built to last.
  • Boat Lifts — Boat and PWC lifts sized and installed to protect your investment from tides, growth, and storm surge.
  • House Demolition — Safe, clean residential house demolition and site clearing — the first step before a new elevated home, dock, or bulkhead.

Where we work

Common questions

Do I need a permit for a bulkhead or dock in Brigantine?

Almost always — waterfront work in Brigantine and the surrounding towns generally requires NJDEP and local approvals. The property owner obtains the permits, and we’re happy to help you through the process — what’s needed, who to contact, and the project details the applications ask for. See our NJ dock and bulkhead permit guide.

How much does a bulkhead cost?

It depends on wall length, height, water depth, and materials (vinyl vs. timber). Most back-bay walls run roughly $700–$1,200 per linear foot, and we give you a firm written price after a free on-site measure — no guesswork. See the bulkhead cost guide.

How long does a dock or bulkhead take to build?

Once permits are in hand, most residential projects are completed within a few weeks of on-water work, weather and tides permitting.

What areas do you serve?

We are based in Brigantine and also serve Atlantic City, Ventnor, Margate, Ocean City, and Absecon, NJ.

Do you do house demolition?

Yes — we demolish and clear residential houses so the lot is ready for a new home, and we can drive the new foundation pilings and build the dock and bulkhead afterward.

Homeowner guides