Shore Work

Shore work to connect a floating dock can involve crib docks, which are sturdy timber and rock structures built in shallow water; helical piles, which are screwed deep into the ground for strong, adjustable support; or pinning to rock, where steel brackets are anchored directly into bedrock for a secure connection. Each method is chosen based on shoreline conditions

Helical Piles

Helical piles are steel shafts with helical blades that are screwed deep into the ground to provide strong, stable support for dock structures. They are ideal for soft or unstable soil and allow for minimal disruption to the shoreline.

Pining to Rock

Pinning to rock involves drilling into solid bedrock and securing steel brackets or rods to anchor the dock in place. This method provides a highly stable and permanent connection in rocky shoreline conditions.

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Dock on a Rock

A "Dock on a Rock" is a custom-built dock system designed to sit securely on exposed bedrock or solid shoreline. Anchored directly into the rock using galvanized brackets or helical piles, this dock style offers unmatched stability and longevity. It's ideal for rugged terrain where traditional cribs or pipe docks aren't practical. Durable, low-maintenance, and tailored to the site—Dock on a Rock delivers a clean, permanent solution with minimal environmental impact.

Custom Builds

We specialize in custom dock solutions tailored to your shoreline, lifestyle, and vision. Whether you need a unique layout, integrated stairs and platforms, or specialized anchoring systems, we design and build with durability, function, and style in mind. From concept to installation, we ensure your dock fits perfectly and performs flawlessly.