Kehoe Marine Construction

Kehoe Marine Construction — Marine Contractor & Dock Builder in Lansdowne, 1000 Islands

What began as a small dock manufacturer in 2000 has grown into Eastern Ontario’s most trusted marine construction and fabrication company. Kehoe Marine Construction, based in Lansdowne on the Thousand Islands Parkway, brings a rare combination of heavy civil capability and family-business customer care to every waterfront project. With a 4.8-star rating from 59 customers and a Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB)-certified 15,000 sq ft manufacturing facility on site, Kehoe operates at a scale that most regional marine contractors simply can’t match — while staying accessible and responsive to residential waterfront owners throughout the 1000 Islands.

Services

  • Floating Docks — Custom-designed floating dock systems engineered for Eastern Ontario’s fluctuating water levels and seasonal ice conditions.
  • Stationary Docks & Crib Docks — Traditional dock construction using site-appropriate materials, built for the long Ontario winters and heavy spring ice breakup.
  • Boat Lifts — Marine-grade boat lift installation and service for all vessel sizes, from personal watercraft to full-sized cruisers.
  • Shoreline Work & Dredging — Erosion control, shoreline restoration, and dredging services for residential and commercial waterfront properties.
  • Barge Sales & Rentals — Work barge fleet available for larger waterfront and marine infrastructure projects.
  • Custom Manufacturing — In-house CWB-certified fabrication for custom dock hardware, marine components, and structural steel work.

Service Area

Kehoe Marine Construction serves residential, commercial, and municipal clients throughout Eastern Ontario, the 1000 Islands, Kingston, Brockville, and the Rideau Lakes corridor.

Why It’s on home.renovation.reviews

Waterfront property owners in the 1000 Islands have specialized needs that most general renovators can’t address. Kehoe Marine Construction fills a critical niche in the Eastern Ontario trades ecosystem — they’re the contractor you call when your property line ends at the water.

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