Northeastern Marine Construction

Northeastern Marine Construction NORTHEASTERN MARINE has both the expertise and the equipment to provide the highest level of service.

Founded in 1985 and proudly based in Kitty Hawk, Northeastern Marine Construction has deep roots in the Outer Banks community. What started as one man with four hand augers has grown into a trusted marine construction company serving Dare, Currituck, Camden, Pasquotank, and Hyde Counties. Led by Robert β€œBo” Owens, our team combines traditional craftsmanship with modern equipment to deliver durable

, long-lasting results.We are more than a construction crew. We are a one-stop shop for all your marine and shoreline needs. With local insight, professional equipment, and years of hands-on experience, Northeastern Marine Construction is ready to handle projects of every size and scale.

πŸŒ• Summer nights don't stop the work, they just make for a pretty view.While most people are winding down, our crews are ...
09/01/2026

πŸŒ• Summer nights don't stop the work, they just make for a pretty view.

While most people are winding down, our crews are still putting in the hours to build and protect North Carolina's waterfronts. Long days, late nights, and a commitment to getting the job done right, that's what marine construction is all about.

Because the work doesn't stop when the sun goes down.

Contact us today and lets get your marine construction project taken care of: https://bit.ly/44kng2l

πŸš› From the first load to the final haul, we've got it covered.Our hauling services help keep projects moving efficiently...
08/26/2026

πŸš› From the first load to the final haul, we've got it covered.

Our hauling services help keep projects moving efficiently by transporting asphalt millings, aggregates, debris, and other materials where they need to go. Whether it's supporting a marine construction project or a site improvement job, having the right equipment and experienced operators makes all the difference.

Need reliable hauling for your next project? We're ready to help.

Contact us and lets get hauling: https://bit.ly/4fb5vHX

08/20/2026

When you look at a completed pier, bulkhead, or shoreline stabilization project, you're only seeing part of the story.

Below the waterline is where the foundation of the project is built. From properly driven pilings to erosion control measures and structural support systems, these hidden components help ensure your waterfront investment can withstand changing tides, storms, and daily wear for years to come.

At Northeastern Marine Construction, we focus on building projects the right way from the ground up, and below the waterline up.

πŸ“ž Have questions about a waterfront project? We're here to help.

Contact us today: https://bit.ly/4afa2rc

Most people see the finished project. We see the planning, coordination, equipment, materials, and hard work it takes to...
08/13/2026

Most people see the finished project. We see the planning, coordination, equipment, materials, and hard work it takes to get there.

Every jobsite is different. Some require working around tides, existing structures, roadway access, weather conditions, and environmental considerations. That's why no two marine construction projects are exactly alike.

This photo captures a typical day in the field, crews coordinating installation, equipment moving materials into place, and progress being made one step at a time.

No shortcuts. No fluff. Just experienced crews doing the work required to build waterfront structures that are made to last.

Contact us today and let's get your marine construction underway.

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Your dock works hard all season long, especially in high-traffic areas.Over time, everyday use, weather, and exposure to...
08/06/2026

Your dock works hard all season long, especially in high-traffic areas.

Over time, everyday use, weather, and exposure to the elements can take a toll on key components like cleats, bumpers, decking, and hardware. Regular inspections can help identify wear before it becomes a bigger issue and help keep your dock safe and functional for family, guests, and boaters.

A few things to keep an eye on:
βœ”οΈ Loose or damaged cleats
βœ”οΈ Worn dock bumpers and fenders
βœ”οΈ Cracked, warped, or slippery decking
βœ”οΈ Areas that see heavy foot traffic
βœ”οΈ Corrosion on hardware and fasteners

A little preventative maintenance today can help avoid costly repairs tomorrow.

Need dock repairs or upgrades? Northeastern Marine Construction is here to help.

πŸ“ž Contact us to discuss your project: https://bit.ly/4eE8isH

πŸ‚ Thinking about a waterfront project this year? Mid-summer is the perfect time to start planning for fall.Many shorelin...
07/31/2026

πŸ‚ Thinking about a waterfront project this year? Mid-summer is the perfect time to start planning for fall.

Many shoreline improvement, dock, bulkhead, and marine construction projects are best scheduled before winter weather arrives. Getting on the schedule now gives you time to evaluate options, secure permits if needed, and have your project ready to move forward when the season is right.

Whether you're dealing with erosion concerns, aging waterfront structures, or planning a new project, a conversation today can save time later.

Ready to start planning? Contact Northeastern Marine Construction to discuss your fall project.

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🌊 Built for the conditions that coastal properties face every day.Salt air. Strong winds. Changing tides. Storm surge. W...
07/21/2026

🌊 Built for the conditions that coastal properties face every day.

Salt air. Strong winds. Changing tides. Storm surge. Waterfront structures don't get a break, and that's why quality construction matters.

This project is a great example of building with durability in mind, using materials and techniques designed to stand up to the harsh coastal environment for years to come.

When you invest in your shoreline, dock, bulkhead, or marine structure, you need more than something that looks good on day one. You need something built to last.

Learn more about our services: https://bit.ly/3QpL0ih

07/18/2026
🌊 Seawall or bulkhead, what's the difference?While both are designed to protect waterfront property from erosion, they s...
07/11/2026

🌊 Seawall or bulkhead, what's the difference?

While both are designed to protect waterfront property from erosion, they serve different purposes.

Bulkheads are typically used in calmer waters and help retain soil while creating a defined shoreline.

Seawalls are built to withstand stronger wave action and are designed to absorb and deflect the energy of the water.

Choosing the right solution depends on your property's location, shoreline conditions, and long-term goals.

Not sure which option is best for your waterfront property? Northeastern Marine Construction can help you evaluate your shoreline and find the right erosion control solution.

Contact us today: https://bit.ly/3Sj8lTj

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Heading out on the water this Fourth of July? Before the fun begins, take a few minutes to make sure your dock and bo...
07/02/2026

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Heading out on the water this Fourth of July? Before the fun begins, take a few minutes to make sure your dock and boat lift are ready for the holiday weekend.

βœ”οΈ Check lift cables and connections
βœ”οΈ Inspect electrical components and controls
βœ”οΈ Make sure your dock is secure and free of trip hazards
βœ”οΈ Confirm navigation lights and safety equipment are working properly

A little preparation can help prevent costly repairs and keep your time on the water focused on making memories, not dealing with surprises.

From all of us at Northeastern Marine Construction, have a safe and happy Independence Day! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έβš“

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932 West Kitty Hawk Road
Kitty Hawk, NC
27949

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Tuesday 7am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 3:30pm
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