Sea Engineering Repair & Overhaul
Waterfront Construction
Licensed Hawaii general contractor since 1986 specializing in waterfront, harbor and concrete rehabilitation and structural repair.
Description
Sea Engineering has been a licensed general contractor in Hawai'i since 1986. Its construction division specializes in waterfront construction, including harbor and concrete rehabilitation.
Key features
- Concrete repair: epoxy injection, quick-setting patch repair, canal lining repair with pumped mattresses, repair of spalls and rebar corrosion on sea walls and bulkheads, pile encapsulation
- Structural repair and demolition: dry-dock slide gate and seal rehabilitation, trash-rack and debris screen repair, plugging of abandoned pipelines and tunnels, outfall and intake support repairs
- Design, repair and construction of boat ramps, floating docks, walkways and access platforms
- Scour and erosion control with anti-scour mats and concrete-filled mattresses
Applications
- Piers, wharves and bridges
- Harbors, sea walls and bulkheads
- Outfalls and intakes
More from Sea Engineering
- Vessel Services
- Remote Operated Vehicles and Unmanned Aerial Systems
- Coastal Engineering
- Hydrographic and Geophysical Surveys
- Oceanographic and Marine Environmental Services
- Underwater Inspection
- Commercial Diving & Underwater Construction
- Emergency Response and Salvage
- Offshore Renewable Energy
- Coastal Permitting and Planning
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