Protecting Your Coastal Maine Property while Protecting the Environment.

Linkel Environmental offers comprehensive solutions designed to preserve your coastal home from erosion and protect the environment.

We partner with our clients to safeguard your property from the forces of nature while maintaining an exceptional level of aesthetics. Our expert team will navigate the complexities of permitting, equipment management, and environmental protection on your behalf. We emphasize robust and resilient design, minimizing impact while being environmentally conscious. Our restoration services will leave your property in pristine condition.

Shoreline Stabilization

Our Shoreline Stabilization services encompass the strategic implementation of engineered structures, vegetation, and advanced land management practices. These methods are meticulously designed to safeguard your shoreline against both existing and potential erosion, ensuring long-term protection and sustainability.

  • Protect your coastal shoreline property
  • Control surface and ground water erosion
  • Protect against impact of storm surges and tidal forces
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Fish Passage and Wetland Restoration

Our Environmental Restoration services leverage our expertise in dam removal, riverbank rehabilitation, fish passage restoration, and wetland restoration. In collaboration with municipalities, government agencies, and environmental non-profits, we are dedicated to restoring and enhancing natural ecosystems.

  • Dam removal and riverbank rehabilitation
  • Fish passage restoration or improvement
  • Wetland restoration
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We have long-standing relationships with industry partners

Steep Slope Stabilization

Our team is here for you.

Our team consists of a Maine family working together to achieve incredible results. Each client site is treated as a unique custom project and we focus on caring for your property in a way that is both respectful and minimally intrusive.

Linkel in Action: Our Latest Projects & Updates — Follow Along!

Making progress!🌊 Dam Update 🚧Lots of work happening on the nature-like dam today!It’s exciting to see the project continuing to take shape! 👏— Reese RobinsonPresident, Meddybemps Lake Association ...
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From shoreline restoration to a finished coastal masterpiece. We're proud to announce the completion of this coastal stabilization project in South Portland, Maine. What started as an eroded bluff has been transformed into a durable, engineered shoreline featuring a natural stone armor wall, restored slope, and new landscaping designed to protect the property for years to come.This project is a great example of what careful planning, skilled craftsmanship, and an outstanding crew can accomplish. Thank you to everyone who helped bring this vision to life!Built to last. Built with pri#southportlandt#CoastalConstructionc#shorelinerestorationa#riprapi#MarineConstructionc#mainecoastC#beforeandafterA#projectcompletep#BuiltWithPrideP#ConstructionExcellencel#summitgeoengineeringe#linkelenvironmentalental ...
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Behind every successful project is a great team.Our foremen, Lance and Greg, taking a moment to discuss progress on the Bridge Street project in Yarmouth. From planning the next steps to solving challenges in the field, their experience and teamwork help keep the project moving safely and efficiently.We're proud of the dedication our crews bring to every job, every #BridgeStreett#yarmouthm#constructionlifen#teamworkm#foremenr#infrastructurec#BuildingBettere#onsiten#ProjectProgressg#linkelenvironmentale#baseflowe#americanriverriver ...
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We're excited to be part of this project!Hi everyone,The rain hasn’t stopped construction on the new nature-like dam. After a mechanical delay last week, crews are now putting the finishing touches on the cofferdam.Next up is the demolition of the existing structure. To keep the Dennys River flowing during this phase, water will be pumped from the lake, around the cofferdam, and released downstream. Any further decrease in the lake level should be due only to natural evaporation.Reese RobinsonPresident, Meddybemps Lake Association ...
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Linkel in Action: Our Latest Projects & Updates — Follow Along!

Making progress!🌊 Dam Update 🚧Lots of work happening on the nature-like dam today!It’s exciting to see the project continuing to take shape! 👏— Reese RobinsonPresident, Meddybemps Lake Association ...
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Thanks for the great video of our team hard at work! ...
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From shoreline restoration to a finished coastal masterpiece. We're proud to announce the completion of this coastal stabilization project in South Portland, Maine. What started as an eroded bluff has been transformed into a durable, engineered shoreline featuring a natural stone armor wall, restored slope, and new landscaping designed to protect the property for years to come.This project is a great example of what careful planning, skilled craftsmanship, and an outstanding crew can accomplish. Thank you to everyone who helped bring this vision to life!Built to last. Built with pri#southportlandt#CoastalConstructionc#shorelinerestorationa#riprapi#MarineConstructionc#mainecoastC#beforeandafterA#projectcompletep#BuiltWithPrideP#ConstructionExcellencel#summitgeoengineeringe#linkelenvironmentalental ...
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Behind every successful project is a great team.Our foremen, Lance and Greg, taking a moment to discuss progress on the Bridge Street project in Yarmouth. From planning the next steps to solving challenges in the field, their experience and teamwork help keep the project moving safely and efficiently.We're proud of the dedication our crews bring to every job, every #BridgeStreett#yarmouthm#constructionlifen#teamworkm#foremenr#infrastructurec#BuildingBettere#onsiten#ProjectProgressg#linkelenvironmentale#baseflowe#americanriverriver ...
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We're excited to be part of this project!Hi everyone,The rain hasn’t stopped construction on the new nature-like dam. After a mechanical delay last week, crews are now putting the finishing touches on the cofferdam.Next up is the demolition of the existing structure. To keep the Dennys River flowing during this phase, water will be pumped from the lake, around the cofferdam, and released downstream. Any further decrease in the lake level should be due only to natural evaporation.Reese RobinsonPresident, Meddybemps Lake Association ...
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