Outcome — Lake Palestine
Family-Safe Waterfront in Lake Palestine, TX
Built for kids, dogs, and grandparents — not just adults in shoes.
Code-correct deck heights, ladder placements, lift safety stops, and lighting. We think through how a five-year-old gets back on the dock after a swim.
How this plays out around Lake Palestine
Lake Palestine is a 25,500-acre Upper Neches River reservoir that touches Anderson, Cherokee, Henderson, and Smith counties — making it the most cross-county waterfront market we work.
Upper Neches River Municipal Water Authority (UNRMWA) manages permitting. Lake Palestine sees real water-level swings during drought years, which influences piling length and ramp design. Coves are long and silt-prone on the Anderson/Cherokee end — a number of our dredge jobs run there. The Smith County side runs deeper and is faster water near the dam.