A homeowner's guide
What dock restoration costs, and why
A dock's appearance alone does not tell you the scope of the work. Cost follows what needs attention and how the work can be done.
Size and the work underneath
The overall size and number of sections shape the amount of work. Surface wear is different from frame or connection repair, so we look beyond the decking before putting a price in writing.
Replacement sections and hardware
The number of replacement sections built in our shop is part of the scope. Hardware replacement also matters: we document the connections and fasteners that need attention rather than assuming the same work on every dock.
Water access, distance and timing
Access by water and the distance to the structure affect delivery and the work plan. The schedule and tide windows are also considered when planning the job.
A written scope before work
Every job gets a written scope, materials, price and schedule before any work starts.
Have a dock or deck that needs attention?
Send a few details and photos. We start with a conversation about the structure and whether the project is a fit.
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