08Berth construction and repair
A berth is where water becomes a working area. We build and repair berthing structures — from pontoon lines and gangways to restoring existing quay walls — including the underwater part and the condition survey behind it.
From site · Berths
- 01Installing pontoon berths and gangways
- 02Building berthing lines
- 03Repair and restoration of berthing structures
- 04Survey of berths and quay walls
- 05Replacing and fitting fenders
- 06Underwater repair of structures
- 07Slipways and access to the water
Pontoon berths
A modular pontoon line is assembled for the specific water area: length, depth, water-level range and how it will be used. We install the sections, fit gangways and platforms, secure the line on anchors or piles and hand over a berth ready for service.
Repairing what is already there
A quay wall wears out below the water first. We survey the submerged part, record the state of piles, sheet piling and fenders, and then carry out the repair — from replacing elements to restoring the protection of the structure.
Survey before the work
Any repair starts with an objective picture: a diver survey with photo and video recording shows the actual condition. The scope is then planned on that, not on assumptions.
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Describe the site and the task for “Berths” — we will propose the fleet, the equipment and the schedule.