Phenomenal Service
expect top-notch care for all customers
Since 1967, Williamson & Sons Marine Construction has been the only complete and comprehensive group of seawall designers, manufacturers and installers in Southwest Florida and beyond. All work is completed by our experts, including concrete mixing, seawall slab pouring and delivery. We also perform new lot and site preparations. When it comes to seawall and concrete dock damage, our professional inspectors evaluate and offer many repair options. When repairs are not an option, we also do deconstruction and removal.
Joe Williamson, Raymond (Bubba) Williamson Jr.,
Raymond Williamson Sr. & George Williamson
Winner of the CCCIA Subcontractor of the Year
Williamson and Sons Marine Seawall Construction
Client Testimonials
"I just wanted to tell you what a great job all your guys are doing! What especially strikes me, they don’t need me, they don’t ring the doorbell every 10 minutes, as so often happens, none of that. They know what must be done, and do it. Wonderful. Today it was the sprinkler-repair. Again, done without bothering me. The dock is beautifully rebuilt. Anyway, congrats You are the best “project-engineer” any company could wish for!"

Edi Pollaert

Seawalls
2018-07-20T14:09:07-04:00

Edi Pollaert

"I just wanted to tell you what a great job all your guys are doing! What especially strikes me, they don’t need me, they don’t ring the doorbell every 10 minutes, as so often happens, none of that. They know what must be done, and do it. Wonderful. Today it was the sprinkler-repair. Again, done without bothering me. The dock is beautifully rebuilt. Anyway, congrats You are the best “project-engineer” any company could wish for!"
"My husband and I would like to thank you and your crew for replacing our seawall. We are so happy with how it turned out and also want to express how impressed we were throughout the entire construction process. You are an excellent contractor and very detail-oriented, and it is obvious you seek the highest quality and workmanship for your customers. The qualities and standards you adhere to are obvious, and we are so very grateful to have selected your company for the job. Please feel free to use us anytime in the future for any recommendation. Thank you again!"

Richard & Mary Jane Williams

Seawalls
2018-06-25T14:12:27-04:00

Richard & Mary Jane Williams

"My husband and I would like to thank you and your crew for replacing our seawall. We are so happy with how it turned out and also want to express how impressed we were throughout the entire construction process. You are an excellent contractor and very detail-oriented, and it is obvious you seek the highest quality and workmanship for your customers. The qualities and standards you adhere to are obvious, and we are so very grateful to have selected your company for the job. Please feel free to use us anytime in the future for any recommendation. Thank you again!"
"Thank you, thank you, thank you. We sincerely appreciate the work that you did replacing our seawall. It was a pleasure working with everyone involved with this project: Bubba, Margaret and all the guys. You were the best! You went above and beyond the call of duty by trying to save our trees, which you did! That was a difficult task. We know that it involved a lot of extra work for you and we appreciate it so much. Other companies would not even consider it, but you did. The recommendation that we received for your company said that you were good people and good to work with. That turned out to be true. We are happy with the entire project, moving the trees, all of the concrete work, and the yard work. I watched every step of the process, and I can guarantee that seawall will last. You were caring, diligent, and professional in every part of the job, and we appreciate that. You can count on us for a recommendation to others anytime. Thank you."

Lee & Bev Childs

Seawalls
2018-06-25T14:29:21-04:00

Lee & Bev Childs

"Thank you, thank you, thank you. We sincerely appreciate the work that you did replacing our seawall. It was a pleasure working with everyone involved with this project: Bubba, Margaret and all the guys. You were the best! You went above and beyond the call of duty by trying to save our trees, which you did! That was a difficult task. We know that it involved a lot of extra work for you and we appreciate it so much. Other companies would not even consider it, but you did. The recommendation that we received for your company said that you were good people and good to work with. That turned out to be true. We are happy with the entire project, moving the trees, all of the concrete work, and the yard work. I watched every step of the process, and I can guarantee that seawall will last. You were caring, diligent, and professional in every part of the job, and we appreciate that. You can count on us for a recommendation to others anytime. Thank you."
"Thank you! You run a great business. The job exceeded all expectations and I can’t recall better work ethics anywhere! Again – Thank you for the awesome job!"

Chuck & Mary Alice Spencer

Seawalls
2018-06-25T14:31:04-04:00

Chuck & Mary Alice Spencer

"Thank you! You run a great business. The job exceeded all expectations and I can’t recall better work ethics anywhere! Again – Thank you for the awesome job!"
"I want to thank you for being so kind all through the work done at my home by your company all these years with Williamson & Sons. The job is great, your guys are great and they did all the work to such perfection. I am so happy I did this to my home. I wish my husband was here to see the job done, as he would love it. We talked about having this done, but when he got sick all was put on hold. Again, I want to thank you, Mel, for always keeping me informed on what was going on. There is not a boat that goes by that doesn’t look at my tiki-hut. Thank you again. Much love to you and your company."

Chris Kozsey

Seawalls
2018-06-25T14:33:47-04:00

Chris Kozsey

"I want to thank you for being so kind all through the work done at my home by your company all these years with Williamson & Sons. The job is great, your guys are great and they did all the work to such perfection. I am so happy I did this to my home. I wish my husband was here to see the job done, as he would love it. We talked about having this done, but when he got sick all was put on hold. Again, I want to thank you, Mel, for always keeping me informed on what was going on. There is not a boat that goes by that doesn’t look at my tiki-hut. Thank you again. Much love to you and your company."
"Everything looks great and I want to thank you for all you have done and for being so nice during this very bad time. All your employees were extremely pleasant and did an excellent job. If you ever need anyone to vouch for your company you can count on me."

Linda Marcelli

Seawalls
2018-06-25T14:35:56-04:00

Linda Marcelli

"Everything looks great and I want to thank you for all you have done and for being so nice during this very bad time. All your employees were extremely pleasant and did an excellent job. If you ever need anyone to vouch for your company you can count on me."
"I just wanted to take a moment to pass our thanks along to your dock building crew and the grading/trenching/hook-up crew who have both completed their work for us in recent days. The dock looks great, the grading looks great, and both groups were pleasant and efficient workers in keeping with out experience with everybody from Williamson & Sons to date. Thanks also to you and Bubba for making that dock happen so fast as a last minute add-on to our contract."

Mitch & Lesley Latham

Seawalls
2018-06-25T15:16:32-04:00

Mitch & Lesley Latham

"I just wanted to take a moment to pass our thanks along to your dock building crew and the grading/trenching/hook-up crew who have both completed their work for us in recent days. The dock looks great, the grading looks great, and both groups were pleasant and efficient workers in keeping with out experience with everybody from Williamson & Sons to date. Thanks also to you and Bubba for making that dock happen so fast as a last minute add-on to our contract."
"Thank you for doing a professional job! Final look of the wall is impressive."

Ross

Seawalls
2018-06-25T15:17:58-04:00

Ross

"Thank you for doing a professional job! Final look of the wall is impressive."
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Seawalls
CONCRETE
SEAWALLS
Concrete being poured into a form to make a precast section of seawall. We inventory and mix our own concrete on site!Leveling and finishing the surface of a freshly poured seawall panel. All of our panels are poured twice daily and cure for 30 days prior to installation. Freshly poured and surface-finished seawall panels drying in their forms.Seawall being deconstructed one slab at a time.Sometimes they come out easy, sometimes they need a stronger grip, either way we have it covered.Bubba Williamson digging the water’s edge back to allow the new seawall to be positioned.Job site after seawall deconstruction and ready for a new rebuild. Note the turbidity screen we use on all projects to restrict sediment.Seawall under construction, one slab at a time.Bubba Williamson tightening a retaining chain across a new section of seawall. There is always an owner of Williamson and Sons on site to construct the new seawall.Bubba Williamson, without a wet suit, trying to act like the water never gets cold during midwinter in southern Florida.Seawall cap form is setup, ready and being sprayed with an environmentally-safe release agent prior to the cement drop from our mixer truck. All of our caps have #5, 5/8” epoxy coated rebar.As the truck drives along the cap line delivering cement, the craftsman in the foreground starts the finishing process of the cap surface.Completed seawall project.
• Custom concrete seawall fabrication
• Concrete seawall installation
• Seawall repairs
• Seawall deconstruction
Construction, Repairs
& Deconstruction
Expect flawless workmanship from our dedicated crew—the most seasoned and skilled craftsmen in our industry.
With Williamson and Sons Marine Construction, you’ll get the best seawall construction results. We work with property owners, home builders and developers to create custom seawall solutions to meet any and every need. From beginning to end, we will work with you personally, and guide your project expertly. We also do seawall damage assessment and repair work. And in the event a seawall is too severely damaged, we can perform demolition of any non-repairable structure. Call us today to discuss all options for your project.
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Construction, Repairs
& Deconstruction
Expect flawless workmanship from our dedicated crew—the most seasoned and skilled craftsmen in our industry.
With Williamson and Sons Marine Construction, you’ll get the best seawall construction results. We work with property owners, home builders and developers to create custom seawall solutions to meet any and every need. From beginning to end, we will work with you personally, and guide your project expertly. We also do seawall damage assessment and repair work. And in the event a seawall is too severely damaged, we can perform demolition of any non-repairable structure. Call us today to discuss all options for your project.
Concrete being poured into a form to make a precast section of seawall. We inventory and mix our own concrete on site!Leveling and finishing the surface of a freshly poured seawall panel. All of our panels are poured twice daily and cure for 30 days prior to installation. Freshly poured and surface-finished seawall panels drying in their forms.Seawall being deconstructed one slab at a time.Sometimes they come out easy, sometimes they need a stronger grip, either way we have it covered.Bubba Williamson digging the water’s edge back to allow the new seawall to be positioned.Job site after seawall deconstruction and ready for a new rebuild. Note the turbidity screen we use on all projects to restrict sediment.Seawall under construction, one slab at a time.Bubba Williamson tightening a retaining chain across a new section of seawall. There is always an owner of Williamson and Sons on site to construct the new seawall.Bubba Williamson, without a wet suit, trying to act like the water never gets cold during midwinter in southern Florida.Seawall cap form is setup, ready and being sprayed with an environmentally-safe release agent prior to the cement drop from our mixer truck. All of our caps have #5, 5/8” epoxy coated rebar.As the truck drives along the cap line delivering cement, the craftsman in the foreground starts the finishing process of the cap surface.Completed seawall project.
• Custom concrete seawall fabrication
• Concrete seawall installation
• Seawall repair
• Seawall deconstruction
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VINYL
SEAWALLS
Vinyl panels are secured to existing seawall.The cap form, rebar and tie backs are in place and ready to be poured. Note the vinyl corrugation compartments have already been backfilled with rebar and concrete.The cap form and tie backs are almost ready to be poured. The workers are preparing to wire additional rebar across the tie back rods before the anchor/foundation is poured.Due to lack of room for equipment, the concrete is pumped through a hose from the side yard.This shot shows concrete coming from the mixing truck and being transferred to the concrete pump which delivers it to the workers through a hose.The cap pour begins with the concrete being delivered through the hose. Note the additional width of the cap. It will tie the old seawall and the new corrugated panels together.Craftsmen continue pouring and floating the new cap.After the cap is complete, the workers start pouring the tie back foundation which will serve as the anchor of the combined seawall structure.Yard restored and back to normal.Job complete.

Long-Lasting, Lightweight,
& Efficient

We offer high quality, long-lasting components for a total seawall solution.

Vinyl is an adequate alternative to a traditional concrete seawall when space for heavy equipment is limited. Used in conjunction with an anchoring system and concrete reinforcement, it is a good defense against erosion. However, in order for a seawall to be a prime candidate for vinyl, it must be completely vertical.

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Long-Lasting, Lightweight,
& Efficient

We offer high quality, long-lasting components for a total seawall solution.

With Williamson and Sons Marine Construction, you’ll get the best seawall construction results. We work with property owners, home builders and developers to create custom seawall solutions to meet any and every need. From beginning to end, we will work with you personally, and guide your project expertly. We also do seawall damage assessment and repair work. And in the event a seawall is too severely damaged, we can perform demolition of any non-repairable structure. Call us today to discuss all options for your project.
Vinyl panels are secured to existing seawall.The cap form, rebar and tie backs are in place and ready to be poured. Note the vinyl corrugation compartments have already been backfilled with rebar and concrete.The cap form and tie backs are almost ready to be poured. The workers are preparing to wire additional rebar across the tie back rods before the anchor/foundation is poured.Due to lack of room for equipment, the concrete is pumped through a hose from the side yard.This shot shows concrete coming from the mixing truck and being transferred to the concrete pump which delivers it to the workers through a hose.The cap pour begins with the concrete being delivered through the hose. Note the additional width of the cap. It will tie the old seawall and the new corrugated panels together.Craftsmen continue pouring and floating the new cap.After the cap is complete, the workers start pouring the tie back foundation which will serve as the anchor of the combined seawall structure.Yard restored and back to normal.Job complete.
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DOCKS
Patio dock at edge of seawall, ready to be poured.Concrete getting ready to be poured into the form.Concrete craftsmen beginning to distribute the concrete throughout the form.Workers beginning to level, float and finish the wet concrete.Setting rebar to secure the patio walls that will be poured at a later time.Completed patio dock at edge of seawall.A wood dock rebuilt using composite decking, all new sub-framing, and SS hardware. The butt-nose dock is recommended on salt water lots, this allows for a smooth transition onto the dock.The butt-nosed Dock also known as a Concrete Patio comes in two sizes, our small Buttnose is 8 1/2’ x 15’ and the large is 8 1/2’ x 20’  with 2’ Retaining Wall. The butt-nosed dock floor is formed and poured on site using 5,000 psi concrete reinforced with #4 rebar, 12” on center horizontal and 16” on center vertical. The retaining wall of a butt-nosed dock is formed and poured on site 7” thick and 24” to 30” high, as dictated by site conditions, using 5,000 psi concrete and reinforced with 1/2” rebar. Price quoted for a butt-nosed dock includes threaded water nipple (No Plumbing) and Electrical Box (No Wiring), and one set of Steps.Our cantilever dock comes in two sizes, small is 13 1/2’ x 15’ and the large is 13 1/2’ x 20’ with 2’ Retaining Wall. The cantilever dock floor is formed and poured on site using 5,000 psi concrete reinforced with #4 rebar, 12” on center horizontal and 16” on center vertical.The retaining wall of a cantilever dock is formed and poured on site 7” thick and 24” to 30” high, as dictated by site conditions, using 5,000 psi concrete and reinforced with 1/2” rebar.  Price quoted for a cantilever dock includes threaded water nipple (No Plumbing) and Electrical Box (No Wiring), Two Cleats (2), an aluminum ladder and one set of steps.
You will appreciate the hard work and
expertise we pour into every project,
ensuring you are completely satisfied
with our workmanship, and your new dock.
New Concrete Patio Docks,
Cantilever Docks & Repairs
Turn your marine dream into a rock-solid reality
with a new concrete dock.
Concrete docks offer a long-term and maintenance-free alternative to wood or composite board. Here at Williamson & Sons Marine Construction, we offer two different dock options from which to choose: the cantilever concrete dock and the buttnose concrete dock. We can customize the design and engineer your dock to fit the unique requirements of your property. Contact one of our sales consultants today for a no-obligation quote.
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New Concrete Patio Docks, Cantilever Docks & Repairs
Turn your marine dream into a rock-solid reality with a new concrete dock.
Concrete docks offer a long-term and maintenance-free alternative to wood or composite board. Here at Williamson & Sons Marine Construction, we offer two different dock options from which to choose: the cantilever concrete dock and the buttnose concrete dock. We can customize the design and engineer your dock to fit the unique requirements of your property. Contact one of our sales consultants today for a no-obligation quote.
Patio dock at edge of seawall, ready to be poured.Concrete getting ready to be poured into the form.Concrete craftsmen beginning to distribute the concrete throughout the form.Workers beginning to level, float and finish the wet concrete.Setting rebar to secure the patio walls that will be poured at a later time.Completed patio dock at edge of seawall.A wood dock rebuilt using composite decking, all new sub-framing, and SS hardware. The butt-nose dock is recommended on salt water lots, this allows for a smooth transition onto the dock.The butt-nosed Dock also known as a Concrete Patio comes in two sizes, our small Buttnose is 8 1/2’ x 15’ and the large is 8 1/2’ x 20’  with 2’ Retaining Wall. The butt-nosed dock floor is formed and poured on site using 5,000 psi concrete reinforced with #4 rebar, 12” on center horizontal and 16” on center vertical. The retaining wall of a butt-nosed dock is formed and poured on site 7” thick and 24” to 30” high, as dictated by site conditions, using 5,000 psi concrete and reinforced with 1/2” rebar. Price quoted for a butt-nosed dock includes threaded water nipple (No Plumbing) and Electrical Box (No Wiring), and one set of Steps.Our cantilever dock comes in two sizes, small is 13 1/2’ x 15’ and the large is 13 1/2’ x 20’ with 2’ Retaining Wall. The cantilever dock floor is formed and poured on site using 5,000 psi concrete reinforced with #4 rebar, 12” on center horizontal and 16” on center vertical.The retaining wall of a cantilever dock is formed and poured on site 7” thick and 24” to 30” high, as dictated by site conditions, using 5,000 psi concrete and reinforced with 1/2” rebar.  Price quoted for a cantilever dock includes threaded water nipple (No Plumbing) and Electrical Box (No Wiring), Two Cleats (2), an aluminum ladder and one set of steps.
You will appreciate the hard work and expertise we pour into every project, ensuring you are completely satisfied with our workmanship, and your new dock.
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RIPRAP
Excavator picking up pieces of riprap to be dropped along seawall edge.Excavator bucket dropping pieces of riprap next to seawall.Worker in excavator bucket dropping pieces of riprap in very precise and strategic places.Excavator operator dropping pieces of riprap along seawall. Williamson and Sons recommends riprap for anyone on the river or on a waterway with heavy boat traffic.Riprap providing extra protection for seawall.
Solid reputation built on superior
workmanship since 1967.
Rock Out, Prevent Shore Erosion
& Protect Your Seawall
Invest in our experience with riprap, your shoreline—
and bottom line—will thank you for it.
Riprap is sometimes called shot rock or rock armor. The investment in riprap revetments is one of the most effective solutions for limiting shoreline erosion in waterways. Let our professionals help you to determine your unique and specific needs. In all, riprap works to improve erosion control in any marine location.

When riprap is installed, it creates various angles and shapes. This helps absorb and deflect the shock of waves coming in towards the shoreline. As a result, it limits the amount of water erosion and improves overall weathering. In short, it will protect your shoreline and marine structures. Let our experienced professionals help you with this durable, yet affordable, protection.

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Rock Out, Prevent Shore Erosion & Protect Your Seawall
Invest in our experience with riprap, your shoreline—and bottom line—will thank you for it.
Riprap is sometimes called shot rock or rock armor. The investment in riprap revetments is one of the most effective solutions for limiting shoreline erosion in waterways. Let our professionals help you to determine your unique and specific needs. In all, riprap works to improve erosion control in any marine location.

When riprap is installed, it creates various angles and shapes. This helps absorb and deflect the shock of waves coming in towards the shoreline. As a result, it limits the amount of water erosion and improves overall weathering. In short, it will protect your shoreline and marine structures. Let our experienced professionals help you with this durable, yet affordable, protection.

Excavator picking up pieces of riprap to be dropped along seawall edge.Excavator bucket dropping pieces of riprap next to seawall.Worker in excavator bucket dropping pieces of riprap in very precise and strategic places.Excavator operator dropping pieces of riprap along seawall. Williamson and Sons recommends riprap for anyone on the river or on a waterway with heavy boat traffic.Riprap providing extra protection for seawall.
Solid reputation built on superior workmanship since 1967.
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GOT ROCK?
Beginning preparation work on a unique jobsite. There is a submerged limestone ledge a few inches below the surface of the water (the excavator on the right is sitting on it) that extends out 20+ feet from where the seawall will be built. Not only is it in the way of building the new seawall, but it would prevent any kind of watercraft with more than 4-6 inches of draft from coming anywhere near the property edge.The excavator on the left side has been converted to an air hammer and is breaking the limestone ledge, while the second is clearing the broken pieces. Not only does this ensure a solid foundation for the new seawall but it will also give the watercraft full access to the property line.The pile of rubble you see was the monster that was lurking below the waterline.The finished seawall from the side. The lines overlayed on the photo approximate placement of the 10-foot rebar tiebacks and footer/anchor.The finished seawall from across the canal with new home construction under way. This fulfills our clients’ goal to protect their property and ensures years of happy, safe waterfront recreation.
Anything Could be Lurking Below Your Waterline
Get solid advice and a solid estimate for a solid build!
Looking below the waterline is as fear-inducing as climbing into a dark attic. There’s no telling what you’ll find that might obstruct where you’d like (or are required) to build. In fact, there are probably several obstacles in the way. That’s why we always perform a thorough subsurface site scout prior to starting and submitting your estimate. Let Williamson and Sons’ 40-plus years of seawall and marine construction experience guide you with expert advice.
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Anything Could be Lurking Below Your Waterline
Get solid advice and a solid estimate for a solid build!
Looking below the waterline is as fear-inducing as climbing into a dark attic. There’s no telling what you’ll find that might obstruct where you’d like (or are required) to build. In fact, there are probably several obstacles in the way. That’s why we always perform a thorough subsurface site scout prior to starting and submitting your estimate. Let Williamson and Sons’ 40-plus years of seawall and marine construction experience guide you with expert advice.
Beginning preparation work on a unique jobsite. There is a submerged limestone ledge a few inches below the surface of the water (the excavator on the right is sitting on it) that extends out 20+ feet from where the seawall will be built. Not only is it in the way of building the new seawall, but it would prevent any kind of watercraft with more than 4-6 inches of draft from coming anywhere near the property edge.The excavator on the left side has been converted to an air hammer and is breaking the limestone ledge, while the second is clearing the broken pieces. Not only does this ensure a solid foundation for the new seawall but it will also give the watercraft full access to the property line.The pile of rubble you see was the monster that was lurking below the waterline.The finished seawall from the side. The lines overlayed on the photo approximate placement of the 10-foot rebar tiebacks and footer/anchor.The finished seawall from across the canal with new home construction under way. This fulfills our clients’ goal to protect their property and ensures years of happy, safe waterfront recreation.
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WHO WE HELP
We inventory and mix our own concrete at our manufacturing plant in Cape Coral.Deconstructed seawall slabs being loaded and removed from the site. We are as neat at tearing a seawall apart as we are at constructing a new one.For a new construction home site, Bubba Williamson clearing trees and brush from the shoreline.Joe Williamson tightening a retaining chain across a new section of seawall. The tension on the chain maintains the structural integrity as each new piece is added.Joe Williamson is one of our master equipment operators. Every team member at Williamson and Sons is a true artist at their craft. Equipment ready on the job site.Bubba Williamson deconstructing a seawall.
Schedule a consultation today to discuss your seawall construction needs.
239-283-0341
Depend On Our Experience
Navigate all marine construction options with our unrivaled expertise.
Williamson & Sons Marine Construction provides services for commercial, residential and municipal clients in all aspects of marine contracting, including removing and replacing seawalls and seawall caps. We operate throughout Charlotte and Lee Counties, including: Cape Coral, North Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Pine Island, St. James City, Pineland, Bokeelia and East Fort Myers.

Our comprehensive services include the design and building of residential and commercial marine projects.

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Depend On Our Experience
Navigate all marine construction options with our unrivaled expertise.
Williamson & Sons Marine Construction provides services for commercial, residential and municipal clients in all aspects of marine contracting, including removing and replacing seawalls and seawall caps. We operate throughout Charlotte and Lee Counties, including: Cape Coral, North Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Pine Island, St. James City, Pineland, Bokeelia and East Fort Myers.

Our comprehensive services include the design and building of residential and commercial marine projects.

We inventory and mix our own concrete at our manufacturing plant in Cape Coral.Deconstructed seawall slabs being loaded and removed from the site. We are as neat at tearing a seawall apart as we are at constructing a new one.For a new construction home site, Bubba Williamson clearing trees and brush from the shoreline.Joe Williamson tightening a retaining chain across a new section of seawall. The tension on the chain maintains the structural integrity as each new piece is added.Joe Williamson is one of our master equipment operators. Every team member at Williamson and Sons is a true artist at their craft. Equipment ready on the job site.Bubba Williamson deconstructing a seawall.
Schedule a consultation today to discuss your seawall construction needs.
239-283-0341
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239-283-0341
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2411 SW Pine Island Road | Cape Coral, FL 33991
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