Amphibious excavators operate efficiently on both land and water, thanks to their buoyant pontoons and powerful undercarriage. They’re built for dredging, shoreline restoration, and wetland projects where regular excavators can’t reach. Photo Credit: EIK Solutions
Amphibious Excavators: Revolutionizing Waterfront Pile Driving Projects

Waterfront pile driving has always been one of the toughest challenges in heavy construction. Traditional…

Rapid-Deployment Flood Barriers for Coastal Pile Driving Projects

Coastal pile driving projects often face severe risks from water intrusion, rising tides, and sudden…

Marine structures face constant exposure to saltwater that accelerates corrosion and concrete decay. Advanced waterproof membranes and epoxy coatings protect steel and concrete from long-term water intrusion.
Innovative Materials and Technologies in Marine Waterproofing

Marine construction faces one of the harshest environments known to engineering. Constant exposure to saltwater,…

Prefabricated steel bridges offer exceptional strength and quick installation, making them ideal for marine crossings with limited construction windows. Their factory-built precision ensures corrosion resistance, durability, and reduced environmental disruption in coastal environments. Photo credit: Art Thureson Inc
Prefabricated Steel and Timber Bridges for Efficient Marine Crossings

Marine crossings such as bridges over rivers, estuaries, and coastal waterways require a balance of…

Hoists are indispensable in marine construction, providing the lifting power required to raise dredge ladders, set anchor spuds, and handle heavy equipment in wet, unpredictable environments. A reliable hoist ensures smooth, precise control under load, keeping projects efficient and safe in the challenging conditions of the ocean.
Best Practices for Using Hoists in Marine Construction

In marine construction, lifting operations demand more than just brute strength they demand consistency, control,…

Marine logistics is the coordination of vessels, equipment, and personnel to ensure that every stage of a marine construction project runs efficiently. It combines transportation planning, scheduling, and safety management under constantly changing environmental conditions. Photo Credit: Lind Marine
Mastering Marine Logistics: Coordinating Equipment, Crew, and Vessels for Large-Scale Projects

Marine construction is a high-stakes balancing act. It demands not only technical expertise but also…

8 Crucial Tips for Navigating Barge Regulations in Marine Construction

View the complete article here. Navigating barge regulations in the U.S. involves compliance with agencies…

From Prevention to Repair: Pile Buck’s Guide to Corrosion in Marine Piling Projects

View the complete article here. This guide addresses the challenges of corrosion affecting steel sheet…

How to Prevent Cofferdam Leaks: Design Considerations, Installation Best Practices, and More

View the complete article here. Cofferdams are critical temporary structures in construction—creating dry work environments…

Guide to Buying Used Barges: Essential Tips for Marine and Pile Driving Contractors

View the complete article here. While purchasing a new barge offers the latest features and…

A Practical Guide to Dredging and Navigating Dredge Regulations

View the complete article here. Dredging is pivotal in the marine construction industry—ensuring navigable waterways,…

INTERVIEW: Marine Equipment Solutions

Pile Buck’s interview with Marine Equipment Solutions (MES)—a trusted provider of marine construction equipment and…