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Grand Isle Dock Piling RepairHomes in Grand Isle, Louisiana are absolutely gorgeous. Long wooden docks, large raised homes, and incredible fishing are some of the amenities houses and camps in Grand Isle offer. One risk, however, that everyone will tell you about is the impending risk of hurricanes. People will tell you there is nothing you can do about hurricanes hitting your home in Grand Isle, and that is true, you can’t make a storm move away from your home, but you can definitely protect it the best ways possible. You know the story about the weakest link and what it does to the whole structure, well it is the same for homes, docks, boat houses, and everything that can be destroyed by a storm. If you strengthen the base of a structure the best you can, then you are providing better protection against damage. In this case the foundation of your structure in Grand Isle is the group of pilings that your dock or boat house is standing on.
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ARE YOU NOTICING CHIPPING OF THE WOOD, LARGE CRACKS FORMING, OR YOUR PILINGS TURNING DIFFERENT COLORS? IF SO, CONTACT DEEP SOUTH MARINE RESTORATION FOR A FREE INSPECTION OF YOUR DOCKS, PILINGS, OR BULKHEADS AND WATERFRONT PROPERTY!
Are you looking for a piling solution...
to keep the common gribble worms out of your mind for a very long time and ensure that your foundation is strong, sturdy, and worm free? Pictured above is piling repair on a bridge. This bridge will have a sturdy and strong foundation well into its golden years.
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Think of the pilings as an anchor into the Earth. If it is weak and a strong wind or water moves it, it will fail. First you need to know how it may fail. Pilings are made of wood and there is a well-known pest called the wood boring work that loves to chew on your pilings like a termite in the water. You can tell if you have been affected by them or not, but if you haven’t, it is only a matter of time before your pilings are cracking.
This is the result of the worms burrowing themselves into the wood and deteriorating it from the inside out. Once our inspectors visit your Grand Isle dock and check every inch for existing damage or signs of infestation. We can give you a free estimate on what it will take to protect your investment for the future. Once tasked, our experienced team will dive into the water and begin the process of wrapping the pilings with a special protective barrier. They will clean off any existing debris from the piling and wrap the specially constructed seal around your piling to eliminate the oxygen rich water from penetrating the wood and reaching the worms currently residing, rent free, in your piling. This will neutralize and kill any creatures calling it home and prevent any future residents from staking claim to the piling. |
The piling wrap process is quick and easy, but will save you way more money than having to replace the piling in the future, when it will ultimately fail.
If some of your pilings have passed the point of a normal piling wrap procedure, we can still help you have the foundation your dock or boat house needs to withstand the Grand Isle risks. By encapsulating the failing piling with concrete, we strengthen it back to being effective in its efforts, and protect it by applying the same piling wrap just as we do with the other pilings. Doing this will create the foundation you need to withstand many years of use, and without the risk of having one of your docks fail while someone may be walking on it. We know you don’t want to see any property damage or even injuries occur from a collapsing structure, so when we inspect every inch of your property, we will give you the report, whether it is great news or not.
Our expertise doesn’t stop at pilings. We can also take a look at any bulkheads, sea walls, or cross bracing too. Any part of your property that may be in the water can be affected so why not protect it? Our team has developed a patent pending process to service and protect your bulkheads and we are the only ones in the Gulf South Region that can do it. Our knowledgeable team members will explain everything to you step by step if you wish, because they know how important your investment is to you and we want you to be able to enjoy it without the hassle of worrying about a tiny worm ruining your day.
The dock piling restoration process can usually be completed in days rather than weeks and without disturbing the property with large machinery, or extremely loud noises, like driving new pilings. How often can you say you protected your docks and pilings before something happened to them rather than saying you had to replace or repair a broken dock? We recommend piling wraps for new construction too. The products we use are not incredibly noticeable, except to people who have probably experienced the pain of the wood boring worms before and know exactly what you did.
Not only are piling wraps aesthetically pleasing to your eyes but much more cost effective to your wallet, when you compare rebuilding a new dock and driving new pilings. If you haven’t already, you can usually see the damaged pilings underneath a dock or boat house. Even raised homes can be attacked by the worms and the evidence is sometimes pretty obvious. When you see a piling that changes sizes as you look it up and down that is damage from the wood boring worms. The pieces became so weak that the water has washed them away or they have just fallen off and floated away. Grand Isle is a beautiful place and we want to help you keep it that way by protecting it against damage, big and small. Have our inspectors come out today to give you a free inspection, and even a cost estimate to protect your structures from becoming the victim. Piling wraps, concrete encapsulation, bulkhead protection, and even cross brace protection for your docks are just part of what we can do for you, so if you want to know more about how to protect yourself call us today!
Our expertise doesn’t stop at pilings. We can also take a look at any bulkheads, sea walls, or cross bracing too. Any part of your property that may be in the water can be affected so why not protect it? Our team has developed a patent pending process to service and protect your bulkheads and we are the only ones in the Gulf South Region that can do it. Our knowledgeable team members will explain everything to you step by step if you wish, because they know how important your investment is to you and we want you to be able to enjoy it without the hassle of worrying about a tiny worm ruining your day.
The dock piling restoration process can usually be completed in days rather than weeks and without disturbing the property with large machinery, or extremely loud noises, like driving new pilings. How often can you say you protected your docks and pilings before something happened to them rather than saying you had to replace or repair a broken dock? We recommend piling wraps for new construction too. The products we use are not incredibly noticeable, except to people who have probably experienced the pain of the wood boring worms before and know exactly what you did.
Not only are piling wraps aesthetically pleasing to your eyes but much more cost effective to your wallet, when you compare rebuilding a new dock and driving new pilings. If you haven’t already, you can usually see the damaged pilings underneath a dock or boat house. Even raised homes can be attacked by the worms and the evidence is sometimes pretty obvious. When you see a piling that changes sizes as you look it up and down that is damage from the wood boring worms. The pieces became so weak that the water has washed them away or they have just fallen off and floated away. Grand Isle is a beautiful place and we want to help you keep it that way by protecting it against damage, big and small. Have our inspectors come out today to give you a free inspection, and even a cost estimate to protect your structures from becoming the victim. Piling wraps, concrete encapsulation, bulkhead protection, and even cross brace protection for your docks are just part of what we can do for you, so if you want to know more about how to protect yourself call us today!
Services offered in Grand Isle |
Piling wraps, concrete piling encapsulation, dock cross brace protection, bulkhead protection, bulkhead repair, boat houses, boat slips, boat hull cleaning, new docks, dock maintenance, boat slip dredging, piling repair, piling restoration, all around dock protection, all around dock repair, all around dock restoration, dock pile repair, dock pile protection, and more!
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Additional Dock Pile Service Areas |
New Orleans, Slidell, Mandeville, Covington, Madisonville, Pearl River, Grand Isle, Venice, Port Fourchon, Manchac, Baton Rouge, Morgan City, Delacroix, Houma, Myrtle Grove, Chalmette, New Iberia, Springfield, Lake Ponchartrain, Calcasieu Lake, Atchafalaya Basin, Metairie, Lake Charles, Kenner, Monroe, Marrero, Laplace, Bayou Cane, Thibodaux, Belle Chasse, Bayou Blue, Luling, Moss Bluff, Bogalusa, Destrahan, Gonzales, Raceland, Jennings, Denham Springs, St. Rose, Westwego, Carencro, Breaux Bridge, Lacombe, Galliano, Bridge City, Eden Isle, Ponchatoula, Meraux, Violet, Marksville, Port Allen, Cut Off, Bayou Vista, New Roads, Lake Providence, Lake Arthur, Boutte, Abita Springs, Golden Meadow, Port Sulphur, Buras, Lakeview, Dulac, Empire, Paradis, Boothville, Natchez, Bay St. Louis, Gulfport, Waveland, Biloxi, Pass Christian, Diamondhead, De Lisle, D'Iberville, Moss Point, Gautier, Jackson, Southaven, Hattiesburg, Vicksburg, Meridian, Tupelo, Greenville, Olive Branch, Horn Lake, Clinton, Pearl, Madison, Ridgeland, Starkville, Columbus, Pascagoula, Brandon, Ocean Springs, Natchez, Long Beach, McComb, Brookhaven, Picayune, Gulf Shores, Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Theodore, Tillmans Corner, Mobile, Spanish Fort, Fairhope, Daphne, Point Clear, Magnolia Springs, Fort Morgan, Oyster Bay, Orange Beach, Perdido Beach, Perdido Key,Pensacola, Pensacola Beach, Destin, Miramar Beach, Panama City Beach, Navarre Beach, Santa Rosa Beach, Laguna Beach, Rosemary Beach, and all other towns and cities throughout Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida Panhandle, and East Texas.
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