We’ve built over 250 boathouses in the Trinity River drainage system between Dallas and the coast, and over 600 other projects throughout the southern US in or around Trinity River, San Jacinto River, Lake Livingston, Lake Conroe, Houston County Lake, Lake Palestine, Lake Nacogdoches, and Lake Houston.
So if you live anywhere near Galveston, Seabrook, Baytown, Clear Lake, Trinity, Onalaska, Livingston, Huntsville, Conroe, Houston County, Crockett, or Lufkin, be sure to give us a call!
This project was really fun, challenging, absolutely one of the most wonderful locations that I have ever worked at, and in the end, it came out really fantastic!
The finished project is somewhat unique in its roof structure, which is purposely open to enable air movement and the installation of some of the largest ceiling fans made for private use.
A simple project that started out with a small U-Shaped timber bulkhead shoreline foundation onshore, now opens up to a new 20' x 30' metal roof recreational deck at the end of the point of the Cove Marina peninsula.
To install a new bulkhead in this subdivision, the old one must be completely removed. This old bulkhead consisted of 6" x 12" timbers that were 24' long!
This is a boathouse we took over from a failed contractor and built into a nice project. It features a nice sized storage room designed to leave the most of the available view by angling the main walls while leaving a lot of space inside. The angled walls make a huge difference over a rectangle storage room. Even while standing directly in front of the steel door you still have a 270 degree view of the surrounding lake.
Even a small pond can have a nice little pier installed into it.
This one is at our home! It has seen quite a few family dinners, reunions, birthday dinners, barbeques, and even a couple of New Year’s eve parties! I LOVE this little pier.
