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HDPE Boats: The Best Option for Wyoming Fire Departments
HDPE Boats: The Best Option for Wyoming Fire Departments Wyoming fire departments cover some of the most demanding water environments around. The Snake River through Teton County runs cold, fast, and unforgiving. The North Platte near Casper surges during spring snowmelt. The Green River below Flaming Gorge carries flow that catches people off guard in […]
HDPE Boats for Dredging and Port Support Operations
Dredging keeps American ports, harbors, and inland waterways navigable by removing accumulated sediment from navigation channels, marinas, and naval facilities. [1] While the dredge itself gets most of the attention, every dredging boat in the support fleet plays an essential role. Survey boats, crew tenders, line-handling skiffs, and utility craft keep operations moving in one […]
Flood Response on Wyoming Rivers: What the Right Boat Changes
Flood response in Wyoming runs through a patchwork of county and state resources rather than a single dedicated agency. The Wyoming Office of Homeland Security maintains eight Regional Emergency Response Teams based in Cheyenne, Casper, Jackson, Laramie, Rock Springs, Riverton, Worland, and Gillette, built to supplement local first responders when an incident outpaces what a […]
Why HDPE Boats Are the Great for Rental Fleets
Rental fleet operators’ livelihoods are based on how often their boats are taken out on the water, so when one is stuck in maintenance it can cut into their profits. Especially when said maintenance is something major like repairs or corrosion management. Rather than continue to let themselves be at the mercy of their boats, […]
HDPE Boat Building Process: Reclaimed Pipe to Finished Vessel
HDPE boat building is fundamentally different from fiberglass or aluminum construction. If you’re buying a boat built to last a lifetime, you should know exactly how it’s made. Here’s what happens from the moment we pull reclaimed HDPE pipe out of the ground to the moment your boat is ready to hit the water. Our […]
