Trade

Beach & Waterfront Work

Beach restoration, shoreline work and waterfront site preparation.

Licensing note

Shoreline work is permit-heavy. Ask the crew which permits they will apply for and which are your responsibility.

Typical jobs

→Shoreline restoration and native plantings
→Rip-rap and erosion control
→Beach sand blankets and access paths
→Waterfront site prep for docks and lifts

Minnesota notes

Work below the ordinary high water level of public waters generally needs a Minnesota DNR permit or must fit a DNR exemption. Check before anything moves.
Counties enforce shoreland rules on vegetation removal, setbacks and impervious surface near the water.
Timing matters: many lakes have fish-spawning windows when in-water work is limited.

What to send us

Your town and county, a short description, rough size, timing, and photos or plans if you have them. Not sure what you need? Start with the scope helper.

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