Frequently Asked Questions
Common signs include warped or rotting wood, loose or broken boards, damaged pilings, rusted hardware, or structural instability. If your dock feels unsafe or shows visible wear, it’s time for repairs.
Yes, we repair various types of docks, including wooden, concrete, aluminum, and composite docks, for both residential and commercial properties.
The timeline depends on the extent of the damage and repair needs. Minor fixes may take a few days, while extensive repairs or structural replacements could take several weeks.
Damaged pilings can often be repaired with methods like sleeving or reinforcement. However, severely deteriorated pilings may require full replacement for safety and longevity.
Yes, we specialize in assessing and repairing docks damaged by storms, including addressing structural issues, replacing hardware, and reinforcing your dock against future weather events.
Absolutely. We strive to match materials, colors, and finishes to maintain your dock’s aesthetic while ensuring durability and functionality.
Costs vary depending on the type of repair, materials, and dock size. We provide detailed estimates after a thorough inspection to ensure transparency.
Permits are generally not required for minor repairs, but major structural repairs or modifications may need approval. We can guide you through the permitting process if necessary.
It’s recommended to inspect your dock annually and after severe storms to catch any issues early and prolong its lifespan.
