
Floating Docks
We build and anchor floating docks with encapsulated foam floats, aluminum or timber frames and pile-guided or cable anchoring — ideal for deep water, big tidal ranges and kayak or PWC launches.
When the tide swing is big or the water is deep, a floating dock keeps your boat at the same step height all day. We size the floats, frame and anchoring for your site.
How we build it
The work, step by step.
- 01
Design
Float count and layout sized for your loads and boats.
- 02
Build
Sections framed on shore, floated into place.
- 03
Anchor
Guide piles driven; gangway hung.

Materials.
- Encapsulated polyethylene floats
- Aluminum or timber frames
- Pile guides / hoops
- Aluminum gangways
Floating Docks: what people ask
- Fixed or floating dock?
- Floating is better for deep water and big tide ranges; fixed is better in shallow, high-energy spots. Many sites use both — a fixed pier with a floating head.
Pairs well with

Boat & Jet Ski Lifts
Keep your boat out of the water and ready to run.
Boat Lifts detailsBoat & Jet Ski Lifts
Ready to talk about your floating docks?
Shane walks the site himself, then sends a drawing and a written price. No charge for the visit.
