Project Gallery
Every photograph here is our own work on Lake George — including the parts that happen in cold water in February, which is usually the part that matters.
What you are looking at
Real projects, not stock photography
We photograph our own work because the process is the argument. Anyone can show you a finished dock in sunshine.
The images worth studying are the ones showing cribs being stoned down, pilings being driven by a diver in November, and structures jacked and supported while the supports underneath them get rebuilt. That is where the working life of a Lake George structure is decided.
Most recent: a new dock for the Fresh Water Institute, finished in August 2026. The photographs of it in the gallery run in the order the work happened — stone-filled crib and framing first, then the deck, then the shore approach.
Lake George, New York
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Send us the photograph that caught your eye along with your address, and we will tell you whether your shoreline, your depth and your permit envelope will support it.