From the Lynnhaven River and Broad Bay to Rudee Inlet, Back Bay and the Chesapeake Bay shoreline, Virginia Beach has more waterfront homes than almost anywhere in Hampton Roads, and plenty of docks, bulkheads and boat lifts that need building or replacing. Below are local marine contractors who serve Virginia Beach. Contact them directly; there are no lead forms and no middleman.
Virginia Beach marine contractors
Bulkhead and Pier Marine Construction
- (757) 437-8690
Carolina Marine Construction Inc
- 757-422-6821
Castles Electrical
- (757) 765-8222
- info@castleselectric.com
Colin Marine Construction
- (443) 624-8213
- joe@colinmarine.com
Dynamic Marine Construction
- (757) 778-1767
EMJAX Enterprises
- 757-298-0627
Flint Marine Construction
- (757) 468-2277
Hale Bulkheading
- 757-512-8822
McGee Contracting
- 757-636-1663
Nipper Electric
- 757-296-7176
- info@nipperelectric.com
Quality Built Exteriors
- (757) 520-4399
Scopus Marsh Contractors
- 757-618-1681
Spence Marine Construction
- (757) 463-7700
Stewart Bradley Pier Services
- (757) 982-8082
- contact@stewartbradleypierservices.com
Tidewater Docks & Marine Construction
- 757-672-0107
TWD Marine (TWD Homes)
- 757-777-7953
Waterways Construction
- 757-404-7142
- Careyparker00@gmail.com
Permits in Virginia Beach
Most waterfront work in the city goes through a Joint Permit Application, and many projects are reviewed by the Virginia Beach Wetlands Board, which meets on the third Monday of each month. Applications are due by the first of the month before the hearing. City fees are $230 for waterfront construction and $450 for projects that affect wetlands. Most contractors handle the paperwork, so ask when you get an estimate.
Plan before you call
Our free guides cover typical Hampton Roads costs for bulkheads, docks and piers, and boat lifts, plus how waterfront permits work in Virginia.
757 Waterfront is a free directory, not a contractor. A listing isn’t an endorsement; always check licensing, insurance and references before you hire.