Pearson Pilings

31/10/2019

We have two recently completed docks to share from Sarasota, Florida. Pearson Pilings teamed up with Duncan Seawall, Dock and Boat Lift and No Profile Boat Lifts for these projects. The two neighbors both chose to use our pilings to support their new docks.

📸 Sean Maiorano Photography

01/10/2019

Another order of pilings being loaded with our Combilift at our manufacturing facility in Somerset, MA. Did you know that we ship our pilings via dedicated flatbed or LTL trailer depending on the size and quanity of pilings ordered.

25/09/2019

A recently completed all composite walkway build in Chatham, MA. Project engineering by Shorefront Consulting and FRP structural shapes from Bedford Reinforced Plastics and decking from ThruFlow Premium Decking System.

20/09/2019

Pearson Pilings has recently completed another all composite walkway in Chatham MA. Project engineering by Shorefront Consulting and FRP structural shapes from Bedford Reinforced Plastics and decking from ThruFlow Premium Decking System

📸 Sean Maiorano Photography

12/09/2019

Make sure to come and visit us at the Newport International Boat Show. We are located just outside of tent B. We have an all composite dock and osprey pad on display.

21/08/2019

Take a look at this beautiful all composite dock located on the intracoastal waterway in Calabash, North Carolina. This dock is constructed by Allied Marine Contractors, LLC of Hampstead N.C. using Pearson Pilings and FRP structural shapes from Bedford Reinforced Plastics.

14/08/2019

Check out this dock built by Jeff and the crew at Docks of Lake Norman using our pilings. It looks awesome!

Another Wahoo Docks installed on with Pearson Pilings. This one has a solar panel boat lift and 80’ suspension gangway! And, always including our 20 year warranty!

13/08/2019

Check out this video of one of our 12" HD piles being driven for a home foundation project in Connecticut. The contractor driving the piles chose to auger target holes for the pilings to increase accuracy and simplify the driving process. Here we can see a crane suspended vibratory hammer being used to drive the pile. Following this all pilings driven to refusal with a crane suspended air hammer.

Video Credit- Sean Maiorano Photography

07/08/2019

Pearson Pilings has teamed up with Mass Audubon and Mass Audubon Allens Pond to provide an all-composite platform for osprey nests.
Another nesting pair of osprey was able to make its home in the marshes of Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary, Westport, MA thanks to a unique, all-composite nesting platform provided by Pearson Pilings. Pearson donated the platform to the Massachusetts Audubon’s South Coast Osprey Project and two other southeastern New England conservancy groups, Rhode Island’s Barrington Land Trust and the Conservation Commission of Warren.

Pearson Pilings’ new all-composite Osprey Pad integrates with their signature fiberglass piling to create a long lasting, non-polluting alternative to a typical wooden structure. A single piece of molded fiberglass grating forms the horizontal nesting surface, with angled sides for nest stability. Held securely in place with bolted brackets and locking hardware, the platform resists wind and weather damage. An optional perch mounts to a corner and rises 17-inches above the platform.

For more information please visit our website:

https://pearsonpilings.com/pilings-solutions/osprey-nest/

📸 Sean Maiorano Photography