Remote Builds & Sea Walls
From full-scale remote Alaska mobilization with our self-contained mobile workshop and crane fleet to engineered Cook Inlet sea walls, we solve complex logistics and coastal challenges.
Self-Contained Mobilization for Off-Grid & Remote Sites.
Building beyond the road system requires meticulous staging and self-sufficiency. Rickman Building Company mobilizes company-owned hydraulic crane equipment, heavy rigging, and a custom-built mobile fabrication workshop directly to remote Alaskan jobsites via barge, landing craft, or backcountry access.
Remote Mobilization Capabilities
- Barge & Landing Craft Staging
- Mobile Hydraulic Crane Fleet
- Self-Contained Mobile Workshop
- Off-Grid Steel & Timber Erection
Sea Walls & Bluff Stabilization.
Protect your valuable waterfront and bluff properties along Cook Inlet and the Kenai Peninsula from aggressive tidal erosion and storm surge. We construct engineered sea walls using interlocking ~3,850 lb concrete armor blocks, 3/8" stainless steel tie-back cabling, and Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) systems proven over 15+ years of Cook Inlet service.
Waterfront Defense Features
- 3,850 lb Interlocking Concrete Armor
- 3,000+ ft 3/8" Stainless Steel Cabling
- Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE)
- Cook Inlet Tidal & Storm Surge Defense
Remote, Commercial & Coastal Work
Remote Crane Erection Company-owned hydraulic crane setting structural steel in remote terrain.
Mobile Jobsite Workshop Self-contained miter, fastener, and millwork trailer for remote builds.
Commercial Expansion Heavy structural steel and pre-insulated metal panels in Homer.
Sea Wall Defense 3,850 lb interlocking concrete blocks & stainless cabling.
Ready to build for the North?
Whether it's a legacy homestead or a critical accessibility upgrade, Ehren Rickman and his team bring unrivaled expertise to the Kenai Peninsula.