Move the material. Protect the environment.

Dredging and excavation below and above the waterline are most effective when carried out as one coordinated operation.

  • Remedy Dredging
  • Remediation
  • Excavation
  • Land and Water Works
Innomare work barge beside sheet piling and an excavator on a gravel causeway in the archipelago at sunset

Worker in hi-vis guiding a white Innomare crawler excavator as a crane lowers it into the water at a construction site

What we do

INNOMARE carries out remedy dredging, excavation and combined land-and-water works that require coordinated contracting capability. Teams move earth and water together rather than treating them as separate jobs, with the equipment and expertise to do it safely in environments ranging from open harbours to confined tunnels. The result is work completed efficiently, with environmental impact controlled throughout.

What this includes

  • Remedy and environmental dredging
  • Excavation and foundation preparation
  • Combined land-and-water works
  • Silt curtain deployment and sediment containment
  • Confined-space excavation in tunnels and restricted areas

Two Innomare workers in hi-vis jackets on a lakeshore at sunset, one pointing across the water

How we deliver

Work is carried out by divers, by pontoon-based equipment for open areas, and by compact crawler units for confined spaces such as tunnels. Silt curtains are deployed as standard to contain disturbed material and protect the surrounding environment, so environmental control runs alongside the physical work, not after it. The approach is matched to the site, not the other way around.

Excavator by a lake lifting a bucket of water and sediment at sunset

Technology and tools

  • Pontoon-mounted dredging and excavation equipment
  • Compact crawler units for confined spaces
  • Silt curtains and sediment containment systems
  • Diver-led excavation for precision work
Workers in high-visibility jackets building a new concrete quay by the water

Where it's applied

Ports & coastal infrastructure

Harbour basins, quay aprons and approach channels