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Dredging

Veit's Marine Services team is your dependable dredging contractor in the upper Midwest.

Our commercial dredging services will revitalize and restore lakes, rivers, lagoons, and intercoastal waterways affected by the presence of marinas, oil refineries, power plants, and wastewater treatment facilities.

At Veit, we employ both hydraulic and mechanical dredging techniques, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment to ensure maximum productivity and precision. Our dedicated team will provide top-notch service and deliver results that exceed your expectations. Contact us today to schedule your next dredging project.

Different Types of Dredging

Hydraulic Hydraulic Dredging focuses on pumping the dredge material from the excavation site to a processing site where the materials are sifted and stored.
Mechanical Mechanical dredging involves the use of an excavator or another type of heavy equipment, usually situated on a barge or on the water's edge, to dig out the bed of the body of water and remove the sediment. The sediment is then hauled away for disposal.

What Is Dredging?

Dredging is needed when sediment, sand, silt, and other materials accumulate in bodies of water such as lakes, harbors, rivers, and estuaries. By relocating the dredged material, it can improve safety, environmental impacts, and the habitat. This process may involve hydraulic or mechanical methods for moving the material to its new designated location.

Veit offers dredging services nationally for lakes, rivers, lagoons, intercoastal waterways, marinas, oil refineries, power plants, and wastewater treatment plants.

Safety in Dredging

Dredging safety is a critical component of any reputable dredging company. There are risks to every dredging project and Veit incorporates extensive planning and analysis ahead of any work. Common hazards include environmental restrictions, changing weather, and project-specific difficulties.

That’s why Veit maintains high safety standards, including our dedicated crew training programs and our rigorous adherence to equipment maintenance protocols to ensure each project is safe, successful, and efficient. Get in touch with Veit’s dredging company experts to discuss your commercial dredging needs in the Midwest and beyond.

Dewatering

SETTLING PONDS / SETTLING BASIN

Constructing a settling basin is a cost-effective method to separate sediment from water in hydraulic dredging operations. When using this technique, the sediment settles to the bottom of the basin while the clean water flows back to the body of water. This approach enables effective sediment separation and provides opportunities for utilizing the dredged material in This approach enables effective sediment separation and provides opportunities for utilizing the dredged material in the future.

GEOTEXTILE TUBES

Geotextile tubes are a method for separating water from sediment during dredging. Sediment is captured in the tube while clean water passes through the membrane. The result is a solid mass of dewatered sediment that can be disposed of or repurposed. Geotextile tubes are useful on projects with limited space for settling areas.