FROM THE WORK · NH DOCK REPAIR
Ice shifted the supports and split a stringer. Rope rigging brought the dock back to level for the structural repair.
Ice had pushed the dock’s supports out of position. A stringer lost its support and split, leaving a section of the dock out of level. We needed to lift it back into position before securing and rebuilding the framing.
My background in rope rescue brings another set of skills to dock work. On this repair, we used rope rigging to lift the dock back to level, saving time and expense without bringing in heavy equipment.
We have heavy equipment available. Professional rigging gives us another way to solve the problem—often reducing the need to bring machinery onto a property, particularly where access is difficult. We choose the approach to suit the dock and the site.
Ice shifted the supports and split a stringer. Rope rigging brought the dock back to level for the structural repair.
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Section sagging after the stringer split.
Rope rigging used to bring the dock back into position.
Straight, level and back on its posts.
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Based in Gilmanton, serving Lake Winnipesaukee and the Lakes Region.
SEE THE WORK
Posts leaning after winter. Decking lifted, framing repaired, and a finished walkway back over the water.
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Moving ice pushed this timber crib over. We handled the rebuild from start to finish and had the dock ready for the summer season.
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