Miami Beach, FL · Miami-Dade County
Dredging in Miami Beach, FL
Sediment, muck, and debris removed to restore depth and water flow at private docks, marinas, canals, and shorelines, and we handle the hassle of permitting. Serving Miami Beach properties on Biscayne Bay, Indian Creek, and the Atlantic, with island neighborhoods like the Venetian Islands.
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Dredging for Miami Beach waterfront properties
Let us handle the hassle of permitting and keep your Miami Beach waterway deep, clean, and fully navigable. We specialize in removing sediment, muck, and debris to restore proper depth, improve water flow, and protect your waterfront investment.
Using modern, high-efficiency equipment operated by experienced crews, we complete projects safely, precisely, and on schedule. From routine maintenance dredging to full-scale channel restoration, we handle projects of all sizes.
Whether you're maintaining a private dock, marina, canal, or shoreline, the goal is long-lasting results that improve usability, appearance, and property value without unnecessary disruption. More about dredging.
Dredging in Miami Beach: what's specific here
Biscayne Bay: west side of the barrier island; water is 62% of the city's area [en.wikipedia.org]
Hurricane Irma (2017) reduced water depths in the Biscayne Point canals enough to limit navigation, prompting a $6.25M dredging program to restore -7 ft NAVD [miamibeachfl.gov]
On the water: Two year-round 35 mph water-ski areas sit on Meloy Channel (east side between 64th and 51st Streets, and around Monument Island between Rivo Alto and Star Islands); two more east of Meloy Channel (Indian Creek Village-Biscayne Point, and Julia Tuttle-Sunset Islands) are 35 mph only May 1-Nov 14 (MPP p. [miamidade.gov] We plan barge and equipment movement around it.
Permits: Miami-Dade DERM Class I + FDEP + USACE Jacksonville District. The city's own Biscayne Point canal dredging (to -7 ft NAVD, $6.25M) has DERM permits and FDEP exemptions in hand but was still negotiating its USACE permit as of April 2026, a real-world example of the three-agency sequence. [miamibeachfl.gov] Langley handles that permitting for Miami Beach owners.
Dredging in Miami Beach — FAQs
Who permits dredging in Miami Beach?
Miami-Dade DERM Class I + FDEP + USACE Jacksonville District. The city's own Biscayne Point canal dredging (to -7 ft NAVD, $6.25M) has DERM permits and FDEP exemptions in hand but was still negotiating its USACE permit as of April 2026, a real-world example of the three-agency sequence. Langley handles that permitting for Miami Beach. [source]
Can you dredge a private canal off Biscayne Bay?
Yes. Whether you're maintaining a private dock, marina, canal, or shoreline, we remove sediment, muck, and debris to restore depth and water flow.
How big a dredging job will you take in Miami Beach?
Projects of all sizes, from routine maintenance dredging to full-scale channel restoration, with modern, high-efficiency equipment and experienced crews.
Do you offer dredging in Miami Beach?
Yes. Miami Beach is in Miami-Dade County, one of the areas Langley Coastal Construction serves. Call (954) 406-0696 to schedule.
Sources for the Miami Beach facts above are linked inline (21 public pages); they describe Miami Beach, not Langley projects, and rules change, so confirm with the permitting authority.
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What customers say about our dredging
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