A wobbly section or a cracked board turns into a real safety problem fast — especially with kids and guests running down the dock all summer.
Most repairs can be done in place or during removal and installation, which saves a second trip and keeps your cost down.
What’s included
- Replacing rotten or cracked deck boards
- Straightening or replacing bent legs and braces
- New brackets, bolts and hardware
- Fixing ice and storm damage
- Re-levelling sagging sections
When you need it
- The dock wobbles or leans
- Boards are soft, split or popping up
- Legs bent after ice or high water
- Brackets are rusted or loose
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:
- How many sections are damaged
- Wood, aluminum or composite decking
- Whether parts need to be ordered
- Whether the dock is in or out of the water
Request a quote and you’ll get a clear price before anything is booked.
Dock repair — questions
Is it worth repairing an old dock?
Often, yes. Frames usually outlast decking, so replacing boards and hardware can add years of use for much less than a new dock.
Can repairs be done during removal?
Yes, and it is often the best time — sections are already out of the water and easy to work on.
Where we provide dock repair
Related services
Waterfront upgradesNew decking, ladders, bumpers and cleats to make an older dock feel new.
Fall dock removalSections, legs and hardware pulled, labelled and stored above the ice line so spring goes back fast.
Spring dock installationLevelled, secured and ready for the long weekend — floating, sectional or pipe docks.