Marine Demolition & Pier Removal in Anne Arundel County, MD

Safe Removal of Fallen Piers, Sunken Boats & Derelict Structures

Cleared Safely, Cleared Fast on the Chesapeake

Damaged structures and debris in the water aren’t just an eyesore — they’re an obstruction, and sometimes a hazard.Many waterfront lots in Anne Arundel County are only 50 to 100 feet wide, which means a single fallen tree, an old collapsing pier, or a derelict sunken boat can block use of the waterway entirely, not just for the property it’s on.

As a family-owned and operated marine construction company, we bring the equipment and the permitting knowledge to remove it safely, whether it’s on the water or right at the edge.

Marine Demolition & Debris Removal Services

  • Fallen or failing piers
  • Derelict and sunken vessels
  • Fallen trees obstructing the waterway
  • Old or abandoned boat houses
  • Structures near the water that no longer serve a purpose — sheds and outbuildings included, accessed by barge when needed
Pier Construction

A Niche Most Contractors Can't Touch: Boat House Permitting

Anne Arundel County doesn’t allow new boat house construction — but that doesn’t mean your existing boat house is out of options.

Because Anchored Marine Construction specializes in the permitting side of this work, we can secure approval to rebuild an existing boat house under the county’s non-conforming use rules, something most general contractors aren’t set up to navigate.

FAQ

What kinds of structures do you remove?

We remove fallen or failing piers, derelict and sunken vessels, fallen trees obstructing the waterway, old or abandoned boat houses, and other waterfront structures that no longer serve a purpose, including sheds and outbuildings accessed by barge when needed.

In many cases, yes. Anne Arundel County doesn’t permit new boat house construction, but we specialize in the permitting side of this work and can often secure approval to rebuild an existing boat house under the county’s non-conforming use rules, something most general contractors aren’t set up to navigate.

Debris removal and disposal is included in every demolition quote. There’s no separate hauling fee added after the fact.

Pier Construction

Why Removal Can't Wait

A damaged structure or sunken vessel left in place doesn’t just sit harmlessly. It can obstruct the waterway for you and your neighbors, and in the case of a sunken boat, it can leak fuel or other fluids directly into the water. The sooner it’s removed, the sooner that risk is gone.

One Quote, No Surprises

Debris removal and disposal is included in every demolition quote — there’s no separate hauling fee tacked on after the fact.

Seamless with
New Construction

If you’re having a new pier installed and an old one needs to come out first, that removal is built directly into the quote — no separate contractor, no extra coordination on your end.

Fallen tree or fallen pier obstructing your property? Don’t delay.
Our crews are ready to assist.

Marine Demolition Serving Anne Arundel County

We handle on-water and shoreline demolition throughout Anne Arundel County and the surrounding Chesapeake waterfront, including Pasadena, Annapolis, Severna Park, Arnold, and Gibson Island. Working the Magothy, Severn, and Patapsco rivers and the narrow waterfront lots common across the region, we bring the barge access, equipment, and permitting knowledge to remove fallen piers, sunken vessels, and derelict structures safely. Headquartered in Pasadena, MD, we’re licensed by the Maryland Marine Contractors Licensing Board (MCL-404E) and fully insured.

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