Custom Boat Docks & Walkways - Built to Last

 Prices generally range from $25,000 to $150,000+, depending on slip size, roof type, walkway length, decking, and accessories. We provide fast quotes with line item details and pricing to help you understand and compare our competitive pricing.

Yes. For nearly 4 decades, we have built aluminum, steel & hybrid boat docks, walkways, dock accessories, and boat lifts in our Anderson, SC facility. We also fabricate structural steel and other products for custom homes, factories, power plants, school construction, and other residential, commercial, and industrial customers. 

Yes, we are fully licensed and insured to build boat docks, dock accessories, and many other products.

A professional dock inspection is the best way to determine whether a used dock is a good buy, or whether you should repair your existing dock or replace it.

New custom docks or modular kit dock systems can enhance safety, increase property value, reduce ongoing maintenance costs, and facilitate modern upgrades, such as boat lifts, taller roofs, and larger capacity slips.

Dock owners should consider replacing an old boat dock when repairs become frequent, structural components are failing, or the dock no longer meets their current needs. 

As a general rule, dock replacement is often the more cost-effective long-term solution if the used dock is:

• 20–30 years old
• Built with outdated floats, or decking materials, or 
• Showing signs of structural fatigue or failure

Rule of Thumb: the combined cost of buying, repairing/updating, relocating, and installing a used dock should be less than 50-70% of the cost of a new dock of similar layout & design.

Not every old dock needs to be replaced!  

Dock owners should consider replacing an old boat dock when repairs become frequent, structural components are failing, or the dock no longer meets their current needs.

 Common signs it may be time to replace your dock, or a used dock may not be an economical purchase, include:

• Rusted or weakened steel framing 
• Failing flotation or recurring float replacement needs 
• Sagging decking or soft, deteriorated boards 
• Outdated design that won’t support modern boat lifts or accessories 
• Repair costs approaching 30–50% of the cost of a new dock

 Prices generally range from $25,000 to $150,000+, depending on slip size, roof type, walkway length, decking, and accessories. We provide fast quotes with line item details and pricing to help you understand and compare our competitive pricing.

Yes. For nearly 4 decades, we have built aluminum, steel & hybrid boat docks, walkways, dock accessories, and boat lifts in our Anderson, SC facility. We also fabricate structural steel and other products for custom homes, factories, power plants, school construction, and other residential, commercial, and industrial customers. 

Yes, we are fully licensed and insured to build boat docks, dock accessories, and many other products.

A professional dock inspection is the best way to determine whether a used dock is a good buy, or whether you should repair your existing dock or replace it.

Yes. We are a full-service dock builder and dock service provider offering dock repairs, dock moves, maintenance, renovations, and dock accessory repairs for both custom docks and modular kit dock systems. Whether your dock needs structural repairs, flotation replacement, reconfiguration, or relocation due to water level changes or shoreline adjustments, our experienced dock service technicians can help.

For owners who prefer hands-off dock ownership, we offer multiple service options:

• Pay-As-You-Go Dock Service – Reactive dock repairs with variable, as-needed costs 
• Dock Service Plans – Scheduled dock inspections and routine maintenance 
• Worry-Free Dock Plan – Preventive dock care, priority scheduling, and predictable annual pricing based on dock size and configuration
   

Most out-of-area and second-home dock owners choose the Worry-Free Dock Plan to reduce long-term dock maintenance costs, minimize unexpected repairs, and ensure their dock remains safe and functional year-round—without needing to be onsite.

 Yes. We provide professional dock moving and dock relocation services to adjust your dock for seasonal lake-level changes, shoreline shifts, and fluctuating water depths. As water levels rise or fall, docks often need to be repositioned to maintain safe access, proper flotation, and correct alignment with walkways and boat lifts.

Our dock service technicians handle dock moves, re-leveling, anchoring adjustments, and hardware checks to ensure your dock remains stable and functional throughout the year. Dock moves are available as pay-as-you-go service or as part of our dock service and maintenance plans.

Dock owners enrolled in our Worry-Free Dock Plan receive priority scheduling for dock moves related to lake-level changes, along with routine inspections that help prevent damage caused by improper dock positioning. 

Our Worry-Free Dock Plan is especially valuable for out-of-area owners and vacation properties where timely dock adjustments are critical.

New custom docks or modular kit dock systems can enhance safety, increase property value, reduce ongoing maintenance costs, and facilitate modern upgrades, such as boat lifts, taller roofs, and larger capacity slips.

Dock owners should consider replacing an old boat dock when repairs become frequent, structural components are failing, or the dock no longer meets their current needs. 

As a general rule, dock replacement is often the more cost-effective long-term solution if the used dock is:

• 20–30 years old
• Built with outdated floats, or decking materials, or 
• Showing signs of structural fatigue or failure

Rule of Thumb: the combined cost of buying, repairing/updating, relocating, and installing a used dock should be less than 50-70% of the cost of a new dock of similar layout & design.

Not every old dock needs to be replaced!  

Dock owners should consider replacing an old boat dock when repairs become frequent, structural components are failing, or the dock no longer meets their current needs.

 Common signs it may be time to replace your dock, or a used dock may not be an economical purchase, include:

• Rusted or weakened steel framing 
• Failing flotation or recurring float replacement needs 
• Sagging decking or soft, deteriorated boards 
• Outdated design that won’t support modern boat lifts or accessories 
• Repair costs approaching 30–50% of the cost of a new dock

A well-maintained, regularly serviced dock built by a reputable dock company should generally deliver decades of safe, fun memories on the water.

The simplest, most economical way to maximize your dock's service life is to:

• Regularly inspect all dock systems, particularly after severe weather or periods of heavy usage
• Perform regular preventive maintenance and make timely repairs
• Proactively monitor lake levels and adjust your dock to keep it well floated
• Make targeted repairs over time as dock components weather, age, wear out, or are damaged

 If you can’t manage dock maintenance yourself, a dock service and maintenance plan is the best solution. 

Our Worry-Free Dock Plan is a professional dock service and maintenance program designed for hands-off dock ownership. 

Instead of managing inspections, adjustments, and repairs yourself, our well-trained & experienced dock service technicians will provide regular, fully documented dock inspections, preventive maintenance, priority scheduling for emergency services, and early identification of issues that commonly lead to costly dock repairs. 

This proactive approach helps extend the life of your boat dock, reduce emergency service calls, and eliminates the need for you to be on-site.

For out-of-area owners, second-home owners, or anyone searching for dock maintenance near me or emergency dock recovery without the time or ability to manage dock upkeep, a structured dock service plan provides long-term peace of mind. Your dock stays safe, functional, and ready to use—without the physical labor, uncertainty, or reactive repair costs.

Plan pricing is based on dock location & site conditions, dock size, water depth, and other considerations, with flexible payment options.

 Yes. Spring is one of the most common times for dock moves and dock adjustments due to rising lake levels, increased boat usage, and shoreline changes after winter. As water levels rise, docks often need to be repositioned, re-leveled, or realigned to maintain safe access, proper flotation, and correct alignment with walkways and boat lifts.

Scheduling a spring dock move helps prevent stress on dock frames, cables, and flotation before peak boating season begins. Dock owners enrolled in a dock service and maintenance plan, including our Worry-Free Dock Plan, receive priority scheduling for spring dock adjustments and inspections—helping avoid delays when demand is highest.

 In many cases, yes. Fall dock moves are common as lake levels begin to drop, boats are removed for the season, and docks are repositioned to prevent grounding or shoreline damage. Proper fall dock relocation helps protect flotation, structural components, and walkways during winter drawdowns and changing water conditions.

A fall dock inspection and adjustment can reduce winter damage and minimize costly repairs in the spring. Dock owners with a dock service plan or our Worry-Free Dock Plan benefit from scheduled seasonal adjustments and proactive maintenance before colder weather arrives.

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