The Lake Washington Dry Docks Removal Project, was a crucial undertaking to restore the natural environment and enhance the safety and accessibility of Lake Washington’s shoreline. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainable marine infrastructure, this project aimed to safely remove outdated dry dock structures, facilitating environmental restoration while ensuring minimal disruption to the surrounding ecosystem and community.
The Lake Washington Dry Docks Removal Project involved the decommissioning and removal of several dry dock structures located along the waterfront. These docks had reached the end of their useful life, and their removal improved water quality, increased navigational safety, and help to protect local wildlife habitats.
Throughout this project, we are used state-of-the-art techniques and equipment to minimize environmental impact and ensure the safety of all involved. Our experienced project team is focused on delivering this project efficiently and responsibly, working closely with local stakeholders, regulatory agencies, and environmental organizations to meet all regulatory requirements and community expectations.
Pacific Pile & Marine committed to minimizing disruption to the lake’s natural resources, particularly fish and wildlife habitats. Our team followed the highest standards of environmental protection and complies with all local and federal regulations to ensure the project’s success.
