Dock Building and Remodeling

Environmental Factors to Consider for the Construction of New Dock or Remodel

• Water Fluctuations
• Floor Conditions
• Local Weather
• Water Depth
• Floor Conditions
• Boating Traffic

Determining the Shape and Configuration of the New Dock Build

Maintenance Tips for new or remodeled docks.

Inspect Regularly

A dock's wear and tear should be checked regularly. Things to look for may be rusted hardware or rotting wood. Staying proactive can keep the dock longer-lasting.

Frequent cleanings can remove debris and algae, but avoid harsh chemicals that could harm the dock or marine life.

Protect Your dock from the elements

Docks can be protected to last longer with weatherproofing materials.

FAQs

What is the best material to use for a boat dock?

Materials depend on location, personal preference, and budget. While wood is the cheapest material, we recommend aluminum because it is corrosion-resistant and low maintenance.

How much does it cost to build a boat dock?

The average new boat dock construction is $16,000, with a range of $5,000-$29,000. The cost per square foot installed ranges from $15 to $60, depending on features, materials, and size.