Always at step-on height
The deck rides up and down with the water, so your boat stays at a comfortable boarding height at low tide, high tide, and everything in between.
Veteran Owned & Operated
Floating docks that rise & fall with the tide
Floating dock systems built for Florida water — configured for homes, marinas, and waterfront businesses across the state.
Veteran Owned & Operated
Custom Designed
Residential & Commercial
Why a floating dock?
A fixed dock is built for one water level. Florida water rarely sits still — tides, seasonal rain, and storm surge all move it. A floating dock moves with it.
Grows with you
Modular sections bolt together, so a dock can be extended, widened, or rearranged later — add a finger pier, a kayak launch, or a second PWC port when you're ready.
Nothing to crank or power
The dock itself has no motors, cables, or winches to maintain. It simply floats — quiet, steady, and ready every time you walk down to the water.
Fast, clean setup
Sections are configured to size and assembled at your shoreline, so most floating dock systems come together far faster — and with far less disruption — than fixed construction.
Easy on and off the water
Low-profile sections sit close to the surface, making it simple to step into a kayak, canoe, or paddleboard — and just as simple to climb back out.
Gentler on your shoreline
Floating systems anchor with pilings, hoops, or arms instead of a full fixed structure, which keeps the footprint light on your seawall and the water below.
What we sell
Every setup starts with your shoreline, your boat, and how you actually use the water. Here's the floating dock systems and products we help you choose and configure.
Custom Floating Docks
Residential docks designed around your shoreline, your boat, and your water depth — from a simple swim platform to a full dock with finger piers and room to gather.
Marina & Commercial Docks
Heavy-duty floating systems for marinas, HOAs, camps, parks, and working waterfronts — built for daily traffic, larger vessels, and years of hard use.
Kayak & Paddle Launches
Low-freeboard platforms and slip-style launches that hold your kayak or paddleboard steady while you step in and push off — easy at any skill level.
PWC Ports & Drive-On Boat Ports
Drive on, roll off. Floating ports keep jet skis and small boats stored up out of the water — no trailer needed, and no growth on the hull.
Gangways, Ramps & Accessories
Aluminum gangways and ramps — including ADA-friendly layouts — plus the finishing touches: cleats, fenders, railings, swim ladders, and paddle storage racks.
Featured projects
Full-scale marina work on Florida's southeast coast — floating dock systems designed, manufactured, and installed end to end.
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Marina
A complete Design-Build of a brand-new marina in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Florida — design, permitting coordination, manufacturing, and installation of the marina's floating dock system, handled by one team from start to finish.
- Design and permitting process handled end to end
- Floating docks, gangways, and platforms manufactured and installed
- Subcontractors coordinated to drive pilings and run utilities
- Delivered hassle-free — a finished marina ready for boats
Dania Beach Marina
Dock builder and installer for a new marina in Dania Beach, Florida — over 900 feet of floating dock manufactured and installed, plus the gangways, fixed piers, and boat lifts to complete the working waterfront.
900+feet of floating dock
4heavy-duty gangways
3fixed piers
3large boat lifts
- Boat lifts fitted with custom-made platforms for boat repair work
Floating docks on the water
Floating dock systems, launches, and ports configured for real Florida waterfronts — from backyard canals to working marinas.
Built for Florida water
Salt air, blazing sun, afternoon storms, and water that never stops moving — Florida is hard on anything that floats. We spec every part of the system for it.
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Marine-grade aluminum framesLight, rigid, and naturally corrosion-resistant — aluminum doesn't rust, rot, or feed marine borers the way wood does.
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Foam-filled, sealed floatsEach float is filled with closed-cell foam and sealed, so even a punctured shell keeps its buoyancy instead of slowly taking on water.
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Stainless hardware where it countsFasteners, connectors, and fittings chosen for saltwater duty, so the parts you can't see don't become the first to fail.
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Decking that fits your dockComposite and PVC decking for a cool, low-maintenance surface, treated wood for a classic look, or aluminum where weight and grip matter most.
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Anchoring matched to your bottomPilings, guide hoops, or stiff arms — picked for your bottom type, fetch, and exposure, so the dock stays put in weather and still rides the tide.
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Planned for storm seasonSalt water, UV, major storms, and shifting water levels are part of the design conversation from day one — not an afterthought.
How it works
Five steps from first conversation to first step onto your new dock.
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Tell us about your waterfront
Send the quote form below or reach out with your city, your boat, and what you're picturing — that's our starting point for a consult.
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Consult & measurements
We talk through tides, water depth, bottom type, and access, and how you'll use the dock, so the configuration fits your water.
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Design & configuration
You get a layout configured around your shoreline and a clear, written quote — no guesswork, no pressure.
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Delivery & setup guidance
Your system is prepared to spec and delivered, with clear guidance on anchoring, leveling, and setup for your water.
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Walkthrough & next steps
We walk through how everything connects and works, and answer your setup and care questions.
Who we serve
- Homeowners
- Marinas
- HOAs & Communities
- Camps & Parks
- Municipalities
Common questions
Do I need a permit for a floating dock?
Often, yes — requirements depend on your city and county, your waterway, and whether the structure is floating or fixed. Rules can also involve state submerged-land rules and HOA approvals. We help you check what applies to your property before you order, so there are no surprises.
How long does delivery and setup take?
Once your system is configured, most residential floating docks are ready for delivery and setup in a matter of days. Larger marina and commercial setups take longer and are scheduled in phases. Your written quote includes a clear timeline for your specific order.
Will it work in fresh water and salt water?
Both. Canals, rivers, lakes, bays, and the Intracoastal all work — the materials and hardware are simply chosen for the water your dock will live in, with extra corrosion protection for salt and brackish water.
Can I expand or change my dock later?
Yes. Floating docks are modular, so sections can be added, removed, or rearranged as your needs change — a longer finger for a bigger boat, a kayak launch for the grandkids, or a second PWC port down the road.
How do I maintain a floating dock?
Keep it simple: rinse it down now and then, and give the hardware, connectors, and anchoring a visual check each season — especially after a storm. There's no painting, sealing, or staining like a wood dock demands.
What happens during a major storm?
It depends on the system and your exposure, and it's a conversation we have during design — some docks are best ridden out in place with the right anchoring, while modular sections can sometimes be partially pulled ahead of a storm. We'll talk through a storm plan for your setup before delivery.
Get a free quote
Tell us about your waterfront and what you're dreaming up. Quotes are free, written out, and come with zero pressure.
- Custom configuration for your shoreline — not a one-size kit
- Residential, marina, and commercial setups welcome
- Veteran owned & operated, serving waterfront Florida