Most docks do not need replacing — they need a refresh. New decking and the right accessories can make an older dock safer and much nicer to use.
Upgrades are easiest to plan during removal or installation, when the dock is already being handled.
What’s included
- New wood or composite decking
- Swim ladders and boarding steps
- Dock bumpers, corner guards and cleats
- Extra sections or an L or T extension
- Bench seating and accessories
When you need it
- Your decking is weathered or splintering
- You need a ladder for swimming
- Your boat rubs against the dock
- You want a longer or wider dock
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:
- Decking material and area
- Number and type of accessories
- Whether sections are added
- Timing with removal or installation
Request a quote and you’ll get a clear price before anything is booked.
Waterfront upgrades — questions
Is composite decking worth it?
Composite costs more up front but lasts longer and does not splinter, which many cottage owners prefer.
Can you add a section to my existing dock?
Often yes, if matching parts are available for your dock system.
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