Moonlight Marine Construction.

The business is registered in Idaho only, and its base is Coeur d'Alene. Its Idaho registration dates to 2006, so the business has been on the state's rolls for close to two decades. The page's registration panel carries the number and current status. For a homeowner on Coeur d'Alene Lake, Hayden Lake or a nearby shoreline, a contractor whose name signals marine work is a reasonable first call when the job involves a dock, a boathouse or other waterfront structure. Waterfront work around Coeur d'Alene usually involves more than one permit office. A new dock, a rebuilt boathouse or work below the high-water line typically needs approval from the Idaho Department of Lands, and shoreline projects can draw in the county or city as well. Structures on land, such as decks, additions and anything with footings, generally need a building permit from the city of Coeur d'Alene or from Kootenai County, depending on where the property sits. Expect the contractor to pull these permits and schedule the inspections. The permit holder is the one answerable to the inspector, and a contractor who handles the permits knows the shoreline rules that apply on your stretch of water.