A homeowner's guide
Getting your dock ready to sell
Buyers walk the dock, and a worn one gets noticed. Before you list, looking at what can be restored gives you a place to start without assuming the whole structure needs replacing.
Start with what is already there
Restoring what is sound keeps the existing structure and layout. A focused repair can be simpler than planning a new build, but the condition decides the scope. We look first rather than promise a particular timeline.
What we look at before a listing
- Decking boards and fasteners
- Hardware and hinges
- Connections between sections
- Floats and how the dock sits in the water
- The gangway
- Railings and edges
What you get
A documented look first with photos, a written scope and price, and a walkthrough when the work is done. We provide photos you can share with your agent.
You obtain any permit the work needs. We supply photos, measurements and a written scope for the application. We do not set or drive pilings or use cranes or heavy machinery.
A note for realtors
Realtors: send us photos of a listing's dock and we will tell you what it needs.
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.
Send us photos of your dock