Dock Services
Dock Rebuilds
When a dock's pilings and primary framing have failed, patchwork repairs stop making financial sense. A rebuild lets us correct old design shortcomings while reusing your existing footprint and permit where possible.
Signs You Need This
Signs You Need Dock Rebuilds
- Multiple pilings are rotted, cracked, or shifting at the base
- The dock has failed a structural inspection
- Storm or impact damage has compromised the main frame
- Repeated repairs haven't resolved recurring instability
Our Process
How It Works
- 1Full structural evaluation
We determine what, if anything, from the existing structure can be safely reused.
- 2Rebuild design
We design the replacement structure to current code, often correcting original design weak points.
- 3Demolition & disposal
We remove failed structure and dispose of old materials responsibly.
- 4Rebuild & inspection
We construct the new dock and coordinate any required inspections and permit close-out.
Benefits
Why Invest in Dock Rebuilds
- Corrects underlying design or material issues rather than repeating them
- Often qualifies for the same footprint under existing permits, saving time
- Fresh start on materials warranty and expected service life
- Opportunity to upgrade decking, lighting, or lift capacity at the same time
Cost
What It Costs
Typical Range
$10,000 – $45,000+ depending on size
What affects the price:
- Square footage being rebuilt
- Piling count and water depth
- Whether the existing permit/footprint can be reused
- Material upgrades (composite decking, aluminum framing)
FAQ
Dock Rebuilds Questions
If more than roughly a third of your pilings or main support beams have failed, or the dock has failed a structural inspection, a rebuild is typically more cost-effective than continuing to patch individual failures.
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