Ocean County Construction

04/09/2026

We’re excited to officially introduce our brand new website 🌊

Ocean County Construction now has a fully updated online home where you can explore everything we offer, view our work, and learn more about how we help protect and enhance waterfront properties.

Our new site makes it easy to:

✔ Learn about our seawall, dock, jetty, and marine construction services
✔ View project highlights and see the quality of our work
✔ Get a better understanding of how we build strong, long-lasting shoreline solutions
✔ Reach out directly for questions or project inquiries

Whether you’re planning a new waterfront project or looking to repair and protect your shoreline, we’re here to help.

Take a look and let us know what you think 👇
👉 https://oceancountyconstruction.com/

As always, we appreciate the continued support from the community!

04/09/2026

02/19/2026

Very much worth a watch.

Stephen Colbert hosts Texas State Rep. James Talarico for an online-exclusive interview that touches on the issues raised in Talarico's campaign for the Demo...

09/15/2025

Why get a professional, experienced, review of your seawall? This example exposes a little window into a big and dangerous secret.

Read the photo captions to understand it better.

09/15/2025

09/04/2025

Erin's Waves

The forces of mother nature are truly extraordinary. On August 22, 2025, on a beautiful, clear, light wind day at Point Judith, I took these shots of 20 - 30 foot tall waves that headed to a large jetty breakwall and the beach revetment. At the time that I photographed these waves, hurricane Erin had been degraded to a post-tropical storm, had long passed this area and was centered 600 miles to the northeast out in the Atlantic.

The waves were probably generated the previous day, the energy traveling hundreds of miles. Jetty stones weighing tons on the were moved and tumbled, and the parking lot was strewn with cannonball sized stones tossed up over the revetment seawall from the beach about 20 feet below.

Can you imagine the erosion that would have taken place here if it were not for well-built shoreline protection?

07/16/2025

Recently I was in Warwick, RI, documenting an OCC revetment seawall project. I looked across Narragansett Bay and could see the old Nayatt Point Lighthouse in Barrington. This is the location of one of my all-time favorite OCC projects. It was a significant undertaking, pulling away a stone revetment, restoring a massive 180 year old cut block seawall, and resetting the revetment properly. Definitely an all-in-one project, in a perfect, scenic, location.

I have posted it here before but, it will always be worth another look. Enjoy!

In the early 1800's, a lighthouse was built to help guide shipping, through a narrow passage that cleared a dangerous, rocky shoal, in a channel leading up N...

12/22/2024

CONGRATULATIONS OCC on the BIG TEN!

Around 9 years ago I met and started producing work for Ocean County Construction, OCC. It was, and still is, 3 partners and their employees. They represent the essence of quality team work, premium, experienced skillset and profoundly good work ethics. A small company producing huge results across New England coastal regions, CT to MA, and into New York, including the Hudson River as far north as the West Point region..

Now celebrating their 10 Year Anniversary, a better seawall builder you will not find.

I could not be more proud of the friendships mades and the privilege it has been to me, to be able to work with them. No matter how difficult the site and weather conditions and challenges, it is always interesting, always an education, always enjoyable. They are truly unique and really have the Right Stuff.

With Deep Appreciation and Admiration,
Bruce Edwards