Mariner Construction project site in Central Maine

Homes · Septic · Excavation · Carpentry

Built by Engineers.

Two Maine Maritime Academy engineers who came home to build for their communities in Central Maine.

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Why we build with ICF blocks

40–60% Energy savings
10× Stronger
Quieter
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What We Do


Completed home by Mariner Construction, Central Maine

ICF Home Construction

Homes and foundations. ICF (Insulated Concrete Forms) is a modern, stackable foam block filled with up to twelve inches of concrete. Gabe built his own home in Mt. Vernon this way.

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Rows of septic chambers in a fresh sand bed, seen from the cab of a Mariner Construction excavator

Septic Systems

New systems and full replacements. Engineered chambers go where a standard field cannot: tight lots, poor soils, shoreland setbacks. Eljen and DEP certified.

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Mariner Construction excavator working a Central Maine site

Excavation

From site clearing to final grade: driveways, drainage, retaining walls, and access roads.

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Mariner Construction carpenter setting roof trusses on a framed building

Carpentry & Construction

New home builds, garages, siding, and decks. A full-time carpentry crew, from planning through completion.

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Gabe Giguere and Justin Lovely, co-owners of Mariner Construction, at a Central Maine job site

Our Story


Gabe Giguere and Justin Lovely sailed as ship's engineers out of Maine Maritime Academy. They founded Mariner Construction in 2020 and run it as a family company: plan it right, build it strong, and keep customers as neighbors long after the job.

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