Docks
Docks that hold up to daily use and hurricane season.
Timber and composite decks on driven piles — from a straight walkway out to deep water to a full sundeck with a covered slip.
What you get
Built out of marine-grade material, not deck lumber.
Piles and framing
Pressure-treated timber or steel pipe piles driven to bearing with our hydraulic hammer, plus stringers and cross bracing sized for the span.
Decking
Pressure-treated pine, composite board, or open composite grating where you want light and flow through to the water below.
The extras
Boathouse roofs, benches, ladders, water and power runs, cleats, bumpers, life ring and rod holders — spec them in up front.
How the job runs
Permit first, piles second, no surprises after.
Site visit
We measure water depth, look at the shoreline, and find out what your boat actually needs.
Permit package
Drawings and submittals to your city, the water management district, and the Corps when required.
Pile driving
Our barge and crane show up with the hammer. Piles go in to bearing and get cut to grade.
Framing and deck
Stringers, decking, roof, and hardware. We haul off our own debris.
Tell us what you want built.
A few questions about the property, the water depth and the boat. We will tell you what it takes and what it costs.