Commercial · Municipal · Infrastructure
For marinas, developers, private enterprises, general contractors, engineers, facility managers and commercial waterfront owners.
Commercial marine work is won or lost on execution: plans and specifications built as drawn, a schedule that holds, mobilization that suits the site, and documentation the owner, engineer and general contractor can rely on.
We work under contract or purchase order, to the plans and specifications. Questions about the drawings get raised before the work starts, not discovered halfway through it.
Waterfront schedules live and die on access. We plan mobilization and marine access up front — what comes by water, what comes by land, where it stages — and work around tide, weather and the rest of the job.
Our fleet of barges, pile-driving equipment, work vessels and heavy equipment — and the marine logistics to put them to work from the water or from land.
One point of contact, coordination with the general contractor, engineer and owner, and the project documentation the job requires, kept as the work proceeds.
Hastings Marine Construction carries Marine General Liability, Protection & Indemnity, Hull and Workers’ Compensation coverage, is bonded with project-specific bonding capacity, and trains to OSHA 30.
Capabilities
These are commercial services with commercial specifications — not residential pages with a bigger number on them.
Timber piling for piers, platforms, walls, lift structures and marine foundations, including Class B piling for commercial and municipal work — driven with equipment suited to the site, from barges and work vessels or from land.
Commercial-scale bulkheads and retaining walls in timber or vinyl sheeting, with heavier piling, whalers and anchoring than residential work, and stone revetments where the shoreline allows a slope.
Rip-rap revetments and offshore sills for commercial shorelines under sustained wave energy, wake and current, placed over proper filtration and bedding.
All sizes, anchoring details and materials are subject to project specifications.
Pricing
Commercial projects are priced to the plans and specifications. For early budgeting:
Where pricing starts
Planning benchmarks, not quotations. Running-foot figures assume roughly 100 linear feet of work; shorter jobs can cost materially more per foot because mobilization and other fixed costs are spread over less work. Your price depends on dimensions, height and grade, piling, materials, soil and water conditions, access, permitting, specifications, equipment and mobilization, and scope.
On the water
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Public waterfronts for towns, communities, HOAs and redevelopment organizations — built around procurement and public access.
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Read moreA standardized condition evaluation of piers, docks, bulkheads, piling and shoreline — scored and graded A–F.
Read moreFeasibility, planning and marine permitting — in house in Delaware and Maryland, with assistance and coordination in Virginia.
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Tell us what the water is doing and what you want out of the property. We’ll evaluate the site, give you a detailed estimate covering scope, materials, timeline and price, and handle the permitting. Commercial, municipal and agency inquiries reach the same phone.
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