Spring is short on Georgian Bay. Getting your dock in and level before the May long weekend means you actually get to use it all summer.
Installers set each section, level the legs on the bottom you have — sand, shale or rock — and make sure everything is tight and safe before you step on it.
What’s included
- Setting out sectional, pipe, roll-in or floating docks
- Levelling legs and adding pads on soft bottoms
- Checking and tightening all brackets and hardware
- Ladders, bumpers and cleats put back on
- Boat or PWC lift installation if needed
When you need it
- Your dock was stored for winter
- You bought a new dock and need it put in
- Water levels changed and your dock needs re-setting
- You want it done before the long weekend
How it works
- Tell us about your dock — Type, length and location. Photos help but are not required.
- Get a clear quote — A local crew calls you back with a price and an available date.
- We handle the heavy lifting — Your dock comes out (or goes in) and you get on with your weekend.
What affects the price
Every property is different, so quotes are based on a few things:
- Number of sections and total length
- Water depth and bottom type
- Floating vs. leg-supported dock
- Lifts or extra pieces to install
Request a quote and you’ll get a clear price before anything is booked.
Spring dock installation — questions
When do spring installs start?
As soon as the ice is off and the water is safe to work in — usually late April to May depending on the year.
Can you install a dock I bought online?
Usually yes. Mention the brand and model when you ask for a quote.
Where we provide spring dock installation
Related services
Fall dock removalSections, legs and hardware pulled, labelled and stored above the ice line so spring goes back fast.
Floating docksInstallation, anchoring and seasonal moves for floating docks and swim rafts.
Boat lifts & PWC liftsLift removal and install timed with your dock, so everything comes out together.