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Dredging and Excavation

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Excavation & Dredging Services

Kehoe Marine provides expert excavation and dredging services tailored to residential waterfront properties. Whether you're preparing for a new dock, improving water depth for vessel mooring, or reshaping your shoreline, our team delivers efficient, environmentally responsible results. We manage every detail — from permitting to execution — with precision and care.

Permitting Made Easy


Navigating permits can be complex, but Kehoe Marine takes the stress out of the process. We handle all permitting requirements from start to finish, ensuring full compliance with municipal, conservation authority, and environmental regulations so your project moves forward without delays.

Dredging Services


Our specialized dredging services remove excess sediment and debris to increase water depth and improve access. Ideal for boat slips, channels, and dock installations, our approach is efficient, accurate, and tailored to your property’s unique needs.

Rock Breaking & Excavation


When solid rock or tough terrain stands in the way, our rock breaking and excavation services provide a reliable solution. Using professional-grade equipment, we safely and effectively remove obstructions to create a clean, stable foundation for marine construction or improved shoreline use.

Barge and excavator dredging

Dredging

Dredging is common around residential marine facilities to increase water depth in slips and access channels.

Excavator breaking rock for a new boat slip

Rock Breaking

Kehoe Marine offers rock breaking services, when bedrock becomes an obstacle for marine developments.

 

Excavator loading a rock truck with mud

Disposal

Onsite & offsite disposal options are available.  All material must be disposed outside the flood plain.  Soil testing may be required.

 

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Permits

With years of experience in permitting, let our team deal with conservation authorities, provincial & federal agencies to secure the required approvals.

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