Rotting or soft decking
Boards that flex, splinter, or have started to give underfoot.
Dock & Pier Repair
Small problems on a dock rarely stay small on the water. We repair decking, framing, rails, hardware, and pilings — and give you an honest read on repair versus replacement.
What this solves
Boards that flex, splinter, or have started to give underfoot.
The foundation of the structure showing cracks, movement, or marine damage.
Corroded fasteners, wobbling rails, and connections that no longer hold the way they should.
Sections pulled loose, shifted, or broken after a coastal storm.
Capabilities
On the coast
Sometimes a targeted repair is the right call; sometimes the structure has reached the point where rebuilding costs less over time. We give you a straight answer based on what we find.
We do not make structural or safety conclusions online. A real look at the pilings, connections, and decking is what tells us what the dock actually needs.
A repair is often the ideal moment to add Pile Saver protection to pilings while access is already open.
It depends on the condition of the pilings and framing, not just the decking. We look at the structure on site and tell you honestly whether a repair makes sense or whether rebuilding is the better long-term decision.
Yes. We repair storm-damaged docks and piers. Please avoid using a structure that has shifted or lost support until it can be evaluated.
Yes. A repair is a practical time to install Pile Saver on existing pilings, since the work already provides access.
Lets talk
Tell us what youre planning, where the property is located, and what youd like the waterfront to do for you. Well follow up to talk through options.