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Golden Marine Systems played an instrumental role in the recent reopening of Gulf Harbour Yacht and Country Club after the devastation of Hurricane Ian. Phase one of the project has been completed, showcasing a selection of 101 slips capable of accommodating boats up to 80 feet in length, just 18 months after the devastating storm.

“We consider ourselves incredibly fortunate to have been entrusted with the task of replacing the floating docks at such a prestigious community,” said Mike Shanley, president of Golden Marine Systems. “Following the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, the Gulf Harbour Yacht Club members were eager to restore order to their marina, and we wasted no time in getting to work.”

Golden Marine Systems and contractor MidCoast Marine went to work employing the top-of-the-line 950 Series double track for the main sections and 850 Series for the finger piers, ensuring both durability and functionality.

Sixteen-inch GMS adjustable cleats, adjustable pile guides and finger piers were meticulously integrated to provide the finishing touches. To ensure convenience, custom utility troughs with removable panels were installed for easy access to utilities.

Also included were Endeck Ashwood decking and facia, complemented by heavy-duty D-Fenders for added protection.

During the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Dana Snyder of the Gulf Harbour Marina Association said, “Everyone said look how fast their going together, look how fast the utility systems are going up, that’s the engineering capabilities of Golden Marine Systems, and we thank you very much.”

For more information about Golden Marine Systems, at 17611 East St., North Fort Myers, visit goldenmarinesystems.com or call 239-337-4141.