Outcome — Lake Palestine
Year-Round Lake Use in Lake Palestine, TX
Built for high water, low water, and everything between.
Floating docks, articulating ramps, and walkways engineered for the level fluctuations your specific lake actually sees. We design for the worst water year, not the average.
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.