In deeper or changing water, a floating dock is often the better choice. It rises and falls with the water level instead of needing legs re-set every season.
Floating docks still need the right anchors, chains and gangway angle to be safe and stable all summer.
What’s included
- Floating dock and swim raft placement
- Anchoring with chains, weights or posts
- Gangway setup and angle adjustment
- Fall removal or winter positioning
When you need it
- Your water is deep or the bottom is rocky
- Water levels change a lot during the season
- You want a swim raft for the kids
- Your floating dock drifts or tilts
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:
- Dock size and number of sections
- Anchoring method and water depth
- Gangway length
- Distance from shore
Request a quote and you’ll get a clear price before anything is booked.
Floating docks — questions
Do floating docks need to come out for winter?
Many are pulled into a protected spot or out of the water entirely. It depends on your bay and how much ice moves there.
Why does my floating dock tilt?
Usually uneven floats, a waterlogged section or anchor chains set too tight. All of these can be fixed.
Where we provide floating docks
Related services
Spring dock installationLevelled, secured and ready for the long weekend — floating, sectional or pipe docks.
Fall dock removalSections, legs and hardware pulled, labelled and stored above the ice line so spring goes back fast.
Boat lifts & PWC liftsLift removal and install timed with your dock, so everything comes out together.