Deep South Dock, Piling & Marine Restoration

Marine Contractors specializing in building docks, piers, pilings, boat lifts, boat houses and more. Dock Builders, Piling Protection, and Marine Construction Projects. As the only company in Louisiana that specializes in piling wrap protection, our ...

Marine Contractors specializing in building docks, piers, pilings, boat lifts, boat houses and more. Dock Builders, Piling Protection, and Marine Construction Projects. As the only company in Louisiana that specializes in piling wrap protection, our Piling Protection System which has protection to stop existing and prevent future piling deterioration caused by marine wood borers. This protection system can extend the life of your pilings significantly. We also offer highly effective Concrete Reinforcement for the worst marine wood borer damage. It greatly strengthens weakened and damaged pilings. This is a great and cost effective alternative to replacing your pilings. How does this all work? We scape and inspect your pilings throughout the water’s depth. We don’t look just at just the surface of your piling. We go completely down to the mud line/sand line and beyond. Why? Because destruction of marine wood borers goes beyond the water’s depths, not just at the tidal range, as many misinformed marine contractors and dock owners believe. Whether the depth is 2 feet or 20, we have seen destruction by these marine pests at all different levels. Our installed systems completely encapsulate the pilings to below the mud line/sand line This stops all existing wood borer activity by isolating the piling from the oxygen rich water and light needed by the wood borers to exist and survive. This also prevents future attack by marine wood borers since no part of piling is exposed to the open waters. We have replaced many poorly installed piling wraps by other companies. The most common replacement is the ‘one sheet’ or ‘one wrap’ installation, where only the tidal zone is covered. This provides ineffective protection since the piling is exposed in water depths of 4 feet and deeper. Contact us today for professional expertise and a free estimate.