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The purpose of marine piling is to protect or retain a riverbank or other bodies of water. It is the process of installing deep foundations into the ground to retain or support what is above the water..
Read moreIn a nutshell, if you’re a riparian landowner (own a property adjacent to a watercourse) and the work you are planning to take place is within 8m of a watercourse, then typically you will need to apply....
Read moreAll riverbanks are subject to erosion, eventually this can lead to riverbank failure. For example, the images below show the signs of a bank slip taking place and then the aftereffects following the collapse..
Read moreSo, what is a mooring? A mooring can be loosely defined as a permanent structure to which a vessel can be tied. There are many different types of moorings and we have listed some below for your....
Read moreCooks Marine Services are pleased to announce the launch of our new website! We have wanted to update our website for a while to truly showcase the work we do and to own a website to be....
Read moreCooks were contracted by Bushnell Marina to undertake the design and construction of the redevelopment of the existing marina....
Read moreCooks Marine Services constructed a new boat hoist runway beam at Harleyford Marina, Marlow..
Read moreCooks have built a new landing stage and undertaken riverbank repair work in Bourne End..
Read moreCooks Marine Services, designed, fabricated and installed the replacement footbridge in Medmenham..
Read moreCooks were contracted by the private client to undertake emergency riverbank repairs..
Read moreBoathouse renovation and riverbank repairs and stabilisation..
Read moreReplacement Landing Stage Moorings in Goring..
Read moreInstallation of a new mooring pontoon in Henley-on-Thames.
Read moreCooks Marine Services refurbished a collapsing boathouse in Wargrave..
Read moreCooks Marine Services are proud to be the Principal Contractor at Henley Royal Regatta..
Read moreIf you would like further information or a chance to talk to someone, please get in touch.
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