We have constructed major projects for clients on the Oceans, Great Lakes, inland lakes, rivers and reservoirs throughout the United States. We have worked in the Bahamas and Trinidad. Our dedication to the success of our customer coupled with the strength of our parent company, our experience, innovative and energetic approach to projects is responsible for the steady growth and success of Durocher Marine. We believe in teamwork and our employees are the best and brightest professionals in the marine industry today. They have the experience, knowledge, tenacity and "can do attitude" to understand and build to an owners most demanding standards. We want to do the best work in the most economical way to meet our customer needs. We love happy and satisfied customers. Our goal is to be enthusiastically invited back to work for our customers again and again. The only way we know to accomplish this is to exceed their expectations by producing in a timely, cost effective manner the facility they need. We strive to add value to projects by furnishing only the best materials and installing them with superior craftsmanship. We believe firmly in the principal that cooperation between all parties (owner, designer, prime contractor, subcontractor, supplier) is the only way to achieve a positive end result. |
Durocher
Marine, A Division of Kokosing Construction Company Inc., is a premier contractor specializing in difficult marine and
heavy construction projects throughout the United States and the Caribbean. The many jobs
completed by our construction team cover a broad range of work. They include ocean piers
and breakwaters; environmental site remediation and clean up; tanker and ship terminals;
U.S. Navy and Army Corps projects; dredging; intake and outfall pipelines; marinas; sheet
pile wall and bulkheads; dam repairs; diving services; salvage operations; foundation
piling; piers and caps; heavy concrete foundations; submarine power and communication
cables; stone breakwaters and shoreline stabilization projects; casino foundations and a
road tunnel in the Bahamas. There are not many challenges we have not met or problems we
have not solved on the waterways of the United States.