Docks, Decks, & Boathouse

When it comes to basic marine construction a dock is the typical starting point. Most docks are a 4-foot wide structure that extends out a short or long distance, depending on the depth and weed line of a particular water body. Docks most often end with a “terminal platform” of wider girth that allows for fishing, lounging, or even entertaining. Docks can be further enhanced with stairs, full railings, built in benches, and more

Nothing enhances a backyard space quite like a custom-built deck. Whether you’re looking to create a dynamic outdoor space for family entertaining or you’re yearning for a quiet outdoor respite where you can sip a glass of wine and watch the sunset, the floor plan options available to create your dream deck are virtually limitless.  Florida, it is common to find a roof over a portion of the terminal platform to provide a measure of shade on hot, sunny days

Need a place to store your water toys for easy access? A boathouse is your best option. This open-walled structure (attached to the side of a dock’s terminal platform) can be as simple or elaborate as your needs dictate, with add-on options like boat lifts, built-in storage, landing platforms and more. Want your boathouse to match your main house or to visually enhance your shoreline view? Limitless design enhancements and roofing styles are available to ensure that your boathouse has just the right look.