TIMBER PIER CONSTRUCTION

EAST COAST TIMBER PIER CONSTRUCTION

Coastal Marine Construction builds high-end timber piers for commercial properties using our own fleet of marine construction equipment.

Timber construction offers a durable, natural-looking option for waterfront access and docking infrastructure.

42° 07' 02" N, 71° 04' 59" W

THE FULL SCOPE.
SELF-PERFORMED.

Coastal Marine Construction builds high-end timber piers for commercial properties using our own fleet of marine construction equipment. Timber construction offers a durable, natural-looking option for waterfront access and docking infrastructure.

OUR PROCESS

PLANNED
AROUND THE WATER.

01 / PLAN

Timber pier construction requires a different set of technical considerations than concrete or steel, including material selection, marine-grade fastening, and protection against rot and marine borer damage. Coastal Marine Construction has built timber piers for commercial properties throughout our service area, using our own barges, cranes, and equipment fleet to keep the work self-performed rather than dependent on rented equipment or outside crews. That ownership gives us more control over scheduling around tides and weather, which matters most on timber projects where installation windows can be tighter.

02 / BUILD

Our process begins with evaluating the site’s water depth, bottom conditions, and load requirements to determine pile spacing and timber specifications. Piles are driven first, followed by framing, decking, and any additional structures like cleats, ladders, or utility runs. We coordinate the full sequence internally, which keeps timber pier projects moving without the delays that come from waiting on a separate framing or decking subcontractor to mobilize.

CLIENT TESTIMONIALS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Timber piers provide waterfront access for docking, recreation, and light commercial use, offering a natural-looking and cost-effective alternative to concrete or steel construction.

With proper material selection and maintenance, timber piers can last several decades, though lifespan depends on water conditions, marine borer exposure, and construction quality.

Marine timber construction typically uses pressure-treated or marine-grade lumber designed to resist rot, decay, and damage from marine organisms.

Yes. Timber piers are supported by driven piles, which Coastal Marine Construction installs, tests, and finishes with framing and decking as part of the same self-performed project.

Yes. Coastal Marine Construction builds high-end timber piers specifically for commercial waterfront properties, in addition to smaller-scale projects.

Coastal Marine Construction uses marine-grade materials and construction methods suited to the specific site and water conditions to reduce the risk of rot and marine borer damage over time.

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