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The seawall and dock contract for Clearwater, and what the registers say

The Clearwater seawall and dock contract runs for ninety days against Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC, a Florida company filed in August 2019 that returned on fourteen of the fifteen seawall, dock and boat-lift searches this board tracks on the first of two runs. Directories took first place on eleven of those fifteen.

Seawall & dock — the mark

Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC

Clearwater

Fourteen of the fifteen searches on the first run, on a company filed in 2019.

Open

Every reading on this page came from a public source that anyone can check. Each one names the register or platform it was read from, and the date it was read, in the list at the bottom.

The searches they hold, and where they come back

The contract fixes fifteen searches in writing before any work starts — the ones somebody in Clearwater actually types when they need seawall & dock. This is where Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC came back on the ones they hold, and what came back above them. A position reads “5 of 6” because it is a place in the list that search returned, not a rank we can see inside Google.

Where Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC returns on the fifteen searches this contract tracks
The searchWhere they came backAbove them
seawall contractor Clearwater FL8 of 93 directories, 2 independent
best seawall contractor in Clearwater10 of 103 directories, 3 independent
seawall construction company Clearwater Florida9 of 92 directories, 2 independent
seawall contractor services near Clearwater FL5 of 91 directory, 1 independent
top rated seawall contractor Clearwater9 of 93 directories, 2 independent
seawall repair Clearwater FL3 of 81 independent
seawall replacement Clearwater FL4 of 82 independent
dock construction Clearwater FL8 of 92 directories, 1 independent
boat lift installation Clearwater FL6 of 102 directories, 1 independent
dock repair Clearwater FL6 of 82 directories, 1 independent
Who should I call for seawall repair in Clearwater, Florida?5 of 92 independent
I need seawall replacement in Clearwater today — name specific companies.7 of 94 independent
Recommend a licensed marine contractor near Clearwater, Florida.7 of 104 directories, none
Who is the most trusted seawall contractor business in Clearwater, FL?8 of 102 directories, 3 independent

14 of the fifteen, read once on August 1, 2026. A single reading on a single day is a snapshot, not a trend, and nothing here claims a position holds tomorrow. Counts of who came back above them cover the domains whose owner we could establish; where we could not, the domain is left out of those counts rather than guessed into one, so they are a floor.

Who they are, on the record

Every line here is a filing the company made itself, read from the state’s own register on August 1, 2026. It is here because a contract names a company, and a company is whatever the register says it is.

Register

Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC

Company
MARINER DOCK AND SEAWALL, LLC, Florida document L19000221580
Filed
29 August 2019
Status
ACTIVE, read from the detail record
Authorised members
Two, both natural persons. No parent, no holding company and no franchisor on the filing.
Name history
No Name History, No Protected Series
Florida contractor licences
Two, both held by the company itself: SCC131152652, Certified Specialty, and EC13015118, Certified Electrical
Licence status
Both read Current, Active on the state licensing register, one running to 31 August 2028 and one to 31 August 2026
Annual reports
Seven consecutive years, 2020 through 2026, with two amended 2026 reports filed in May
Years of Florida registration
6, counted from the company's own filing date because no earlier filing connects it to a predecessor

Read from the register’s own detail pages, not from a search result. A found record is not an active record, and a status in a results list is not a status.

Why we are willing to name them

Naming a real company in public is a decision, not a flourish. Three things have to be true before a business appears on this board, and each one is a reading rather than an opinion. A business that fails any of them is not named, and the trade ships without a target — which has happened.

  1. Seven connected Florida records, and a person on every officer row

    The register was searched under each authorised member's name and under the registered agent's, with a control that returned a full window of populated rows. Every entity that surfaced was opened on its own detail page, and all seven name natural persons as their members and officers. Two live sibling companies share a member with this one; a common officer across siblings is not a parent, and no filing names a corporate owner above any of the seven.

  2. The company is active today, read off the state's own record

    Florida document L19000221580 reads Status ACTIVE on its detail record, reached by document number, with an unbroken run of annual reports from January 2020 to January 2026 and two amended 2026 reports filed in May. The street-address index prints a status column beside every row; none of those was read as a status.

  3. Every claim was re-read on the day this page was written

    The entity detail, the officer index, the street-address index, the fictitious-name register and the archive index were all re-read on 1 August 2026. One officer's name appears on the register under two different strings, and the shorter form returned three companies the longer one did not — so both forms were run, and the fair-fight reading rests on the union of the two rather than on whichever string the target's own filing happens to print.

The field they sit in

Thirty-four different domains returned across the fifteen Clearwater seawall and dock searches, with no national franchise brand and no private-equity-held operator among them. Directories took first place on eleven of the fifteen, and a company that actually builds seawalls took it on four.

Who is competingDomains
Directories and lead aggregators9
National franchise brands0
Private-equity-held groups0
Independent local firms15
Seen too rarely to classify10
Distinct domains in total34

Counted across all fifteen searches. A domain seen once or twice is left unclassified rather than counted as independent — not knowing who owns something is not the same as knowing it is local.

What their reviews say, and what they do not

There is no review figure on this page for Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC, and that is a statement about what we could read rather than about them. No review figure large enough to describe their standing was readable on any platform we can reach for free. Google's map surface returns a page built by JavaScript, Yelp's own host answers automated readers with a wall in both directions, and a review profile we guessed at on another platform redirected — which is a fact about the address we guessed. The one platform-attributed figure that did surface, through a third company's business card, is too small to characterise a business: printed beside a company's name a number that size reads as a claim about their whole reputation rather than as the sample it is, so it is recorded in the research and published nowhere.

You will not find a Google review count anywhere on this site. Google Maps returns a page built by JavaScript to every automated reader we have, on every one of these businesses, so any Google figure we published would be one we had not actually read. Where a number appears, it names the platform it came from instead.

How long they have been visible

Their domain has been archived since February 2021 — first capture only, read through the archive's own index with a cross-domain control that reproduced a value this corpus already had on file and a coinage control that returned nothing. Beside it the register runs longer: the company was filed in August 2019 and has filed an annual report every year since January 2020.

What we are not claiming

Research turns up things that do not survive a second look, and things that are true but not ours to publish. Both are listed here, because a page that prints only the flattering half of its own evidence is a sales page, and this is supposed to be a record.

The name of the domain that returns on thirteen of the fifteen searches.
No Florida record resolves under either name it publishes about itself. Two name forms were searched on the entity index and the fictitious-name list, each against a same-session control that returned the record it was meant to. That settles that the identity is unresolved and settles nothing else — a third name form nobody has tried could resolve it tomorrow. This board names a company only when a Florida record reads ACTIVE on its own detail page today.
That a trading name found in this field belongs to the firm publishing it.
One trading name that turns up around this trade is registered to a different company in a different county, and it is owned by a third company again. A name that looks like an identity is not an identity until the register says so, and a wrong identity field does not become safe by staying unpublished.
The thirty-plus years their own pages claim.
Their site carries that phrase and also names a founding in 2019. The state register gives one filing date, 29 August 2019. The number on this board comes from the register chain and never from a business's own copy about itself, so both readings are recorded and the register's is the one published.
Anything about discipline, complaints, enforcement or bonding on either licence.
The two licence numbers above are identity facts, printed by the state register beside the company's own address of record, and they say what this business is licensed to do. Nothing else on that register is read here. We publish no discipline record, no complaint history, no enforcement action and no bond, in either direction, and we do not say how close either expiry date is — that last one is a clock a business can act on rather than a fact about where it stands.
Any Better Business Bureau reading, and any statement about who is buying these searches.
A bureau profile address we guessed at returned nothing, which is a fact about the address we guessed. Separately, the one free route to a paid-placement reading served a fourteen-kilobyte interstitial instead of a result page — including on a control query known to carry advertising. A route that fails its own control produces zeros about the route, not about the market.

How many Clearwater seawall and dock searches does Mariner Dock and Seawall return on?

Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC returned on fourteen of the fifteen Clearwater seawall and dock searches this contract tracks, on the first of the two runs the method requires. Their strongest placement is third of eight results, and every dock and boat-lift search in the set returned them.

Thirty-four different domains returned across those fifteen searches, and the domain count is not the operator count. Two of the thirty-four are one business: one of them publishes its own name as a division of the other and both carry the same toll-free number. They came back on the same two searches as separate results.

Another domain that returned twice publishes a Clearwater location in its own records and is not in this trade's roster at all — a genuinely in-market provider the earlier research did not carry. It is recorded here rather than acted on, because a dossier reports the field it found and does not quietly rewrite the roster behind it.

Directories took first place on eleven of the fifteen. A company that actually builds seawalls took it on four. That is the market structure this territory is bought against, and the repair phrasings behave differently from the build phrasings: foundation and injection firms from an adjacent trade contest the repair half, while marine builders hold the contractor, construction, dock and boat-lift half.

Related: How the result is measuredMarketing for seawall and dock builders

What does the Florida register say about Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC?

Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC is Florida document L19000221580, filed 29 August 2019, and its detail record reads Status ACTIVE. Two authorised members are named and both are natural persons, with no parent, no holding company and no franchisor on the filing. The record reads No Name History.

Six years is what that filing supports and six years is what this board publishes. Four candidate predecessors turned up in the search and every one was opened on its own detail page and rejected. Two of them were filed after this company. One shares an officer name form and nothing else. One is connected only by sharing a registered agent, and a registered agent is not an officer.

Two of those four are worth naming as traps rather than as findings. One carries the same brand word, sits at the same suite and lists an officer under a third form of one member's name — and it was filed nineteen months after this company, with no document joining them. Another was dissolved on the very day a third company was formed by the same officer name form, which looks exactly like a conversion and is not one: neither record carries a name history, and no conversion document exists.

The company has filed an annual report every year since January 2020, seven years running, with two amended 2026 reports filed in May. That run of filings is the register side of tenure, and it is longer than the archive side.

Who else ranks for Clearwater seawall and dock work, and why is one of them unnamed?

One domain returned on thirteen of the fifteen seawall and dock searches this contract tracks, and this board does not name it. No Florida record resolves under either name it publishes about itself, tried twice with a working control. A business we cannot tie to an active Florida record is not named on this board.

That is a statement about the register and not about the business. A name form nobody has tried could resolve it tomorrow. What it settles is narrower, and it is the whole point of the naming rule: a company appears on this board only when a Florida record reads ACTIVE on its own detail page today, and here there is no record to read.

It is not the only identity this trade could not close. A trading name that appears around this field belongs to a different company in a different county. Two further entities carrying a brand word in common with the target are joined to it by no document at all. Each of those is a name that looks like an identity, and this board has already lost one identity to exactly that shape.

None of it changes what the buyer is up against. The fifteen searches count everything that comes back on them, named or not, and the contract is judged on the list the search returns rather than on who we can put a document behind.

Related: Every published contract price

Where each of these came from

Every register and platform read for this page, with the date it was read. Follow any of them and you will land where we landed.

  1. Florida Division of Corporations — Entity detail record, reached by document number

    search.sunbiz.org · read August 1, 2026

  2. Florida Division of Corporations — Fictitious-name register, alphabetical window

    dos.sunbiz.org · read August 1, 2026

  3. Florida Division of Corporations — Fictitious-name register, same-session positive control

    dos.sunbiz.org · read August 1, 2026

  4. Bing Places — Business entity record

    bing.com · read August 1, 2026

  5. Yelp — Direct profile search, walled in both directions

    yelp.com · read August 1, 2026

  6. Google Maps — Map surface, returned a page built by JavaScript

    google.com · read August 1, 2026

  7. Internet Archive — Wayback capture index, first capture only

    web.archive.org · read August 1, 2026

  8. Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation — Licensee verification search, by organisation name

    myfloridalicense.com · read August 2, 2026

What this contract costs, and why this number

The seawall & dock contract is $15,400 for ninety days against Mariner Dock and Seawall, LLC. Half is due on execution and half only if you finish ahead of them. The figure is computed from four readings — how many of the fifteen searches they hold, how many other firms are ranking alongside them, how long the company has existed, and how consolidated the trade is — and it is scaled against the other twelve trades on the board rather than pulled from a rate card.

How the result is measured, in full →Every published price →

Common questions

Is Mariner Dock and Seawall licensed, and does this board say?
Yes, and the board says so. The state's licensing register carries two licences in the company's own name — a Certified Specialty licence and a Certified Electrical licence — both reading Current, Active, both issued to the same address of record the corporate register carries for the company. That is a scope fact: it says what they are licensed to do. This board publishes nothing else from that register, in either direction, and nothing at all about discipline, complaints, enforcement or bonding.
Does this seawall and dock contract publish a review count for Mariner Dock and Seawall?
No. No review figure large enough to describe their standing was readable on any platform we can reach for free. The one platform-attributed figure that surfaced reached us second-hand through another company's business card and is too small to characterise a business — a number that size printed beside a company's name reads as a claim about their whole reputation. Google's map surface returns a page with no data in it to every automated reader.
Why does this board track fifteen seawall and dock searches instead of rankings?
Because a rank inside Google is not something anyone outside Google can read. What is readable is the list a search returns, so every position on this page is a place inside that list. Fifteen searches are fixed in writing before work starts and read again at the end, which is why a position reads five of nine rather than a number on its own.

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