Project Examples

Government/Environmental:

Tannery Bay
Ocmulgee River
City of Ludington
Montague Boat Launch
Spokane River
Crooked Lake
Mill Pond Park

Commercial:

Harbor Hill Landing
Ellenwood Landing
Crosswinds Marine Service
Montague Marina
White Lake Yacht Club

Residential:

William Hochkammer
Robert Kime
Evans
Tom Winkel

Projects

Whether you are an EPA excavation contractor, marina owner, or environmental engineer, we look forward to working with you and do everything we can to make sure your needs are met with quality and professionalism. Ask some of our clients…

Environmental Dredging:

"White Lake's Tannery Bay was the first project completed under the Clean Michigan Initiative Contaminated Sediment Fund that has the goal to clean up more than 40 polluted areas around the Great Lakes."

- Tim Briggs

Williams Environmental

"The proprietary solidification/stabilization process used by White Lake Dock & Dredge provided a large cost savings for the project. The process successfully enhanced in-place consolidation of the sediments resulting in higher percent solids in the dredge spoils and eliminated the need for an on-site water treatment facility to support dewatering efforts."

- Devon Draper

Earthtech Sr. Project Engineer

Commercial:

“White Lake Dock & Dredge always does a great job from start to finish. They clean up so the marina is left in as good a shape as before, if not better.”

- Dave Ross
General Manager Ellenwood Landing

Marina Condominium Association

“White Lake Dock & Dredge made our property look 1,000 times better by removing riff raff, clearing brush, and creating bark lined pathways that lead to the shore.”

- Brian Armstrong
City of Whitehall Director of Public Works

Residential:

"White Lake Dock & Dredge, Inc. replaced a wood sea wall along our property on Big Flower Creek with a rock revetment and a beautiful 300 foot boardwalk. One of the best things about working with them is their customer service. When the project was done, they cleaned up everything including the road they used."

- William Hochkammer