Additional Services
Marine Carpentry
Beyond structural work, a lot of what makes a dock genuinely enjoyable — railings, built-in seating, storage, gangways — comes down to marine carpentry finish work, built with the same saltwater-rated hardware as the structure itself.
Signs You Need This
Signs You Need Marine Carpentry
- You want custom seating, storage, or railings added to your dock
- Existing railings or gangways are worn or unsafe
- You're finishing a new dock or rebuild and need custom trim work
- You want built-in features tailored to how you actually use the space
Our Process
How It Works
- 1Design consultation
We discuss how you use the dock to design features that actually fit your routine.
- 2Material selection
We recommend marine-grade wood or composite trim materials suited to the application.
- 3Construction
We build and install with corrosion-resistant marine fasteners throughout.
Benefits
Why Invest in Marine Carpentry
- Custom-fit to your specific dock and how you use it
- Built with the same marine-grade hardware standards as structural work
- Improves both safety (railings, gangways) and everyday usability
Cost
What It Costs
Typical Range
$500 – $8,000+ depending on scope
What affects the price:
- Scope of custom features
- Material selection
- Complexity of design and finish work
FAQ
Marine Carpentry Questions
Yes, as long as the existing framing can support the additional fastening points, which we confirm during a quick site visit before quoting the work.
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