Tay Township strings together Victoria Harbour, Port McNicoll, Waubaushene and Waverley along the bays east of Midland, where Georgian Bay narrows into quiet, shallow inlets. These are quiet, close-knit communities with plenty of older cottages and year-round homes set right on the water.
Wasaga Dock Services connects Tay Township homeowners and cottagers with local dock crews who know Hog Bay, Sturgeon Bay and Matchedash Bay. You make one call or send one form, and the right local provider gets back to you.
What’s different in Tay Township
- Long sectional docks are common because the water stays shallow far out from shore.
- Weed growth and soft bottoms mean legs can sink and need pads.
- Quiet water means less wave damage, but ice still lifts and twists docks left in.
Areas we cover in Tay Township
Victoria Harbour · Port McNicoll · Waubaushene · Waverley · Sturgeon Bay Road cottages
Tay Township is about 45–50 minutes from Wasaga Beach.
Services in Tay Township
Tay Township questions
Which parts of Tay Township do you cover?
All of it, including Victoria Harbour, Port McNicoll, Waubaushene, Waverley and Sturgeon Bay Road cottages. If you are just outside town, ask anyway.
How soon can someone come out to Tay Township?
Fall removal runs from September until the water gets too cold to work in; spring installs start once the ice is off. Tay Township is about 45–50 minutes from Wasaga Beach.
What does dock work cost in Tay Township?
It depends on your property — dock length and number of sections and water depth at the end of the dock are the biggest factors. Request a free quote and you will get a clear price.