No safe way to reach the water
A property with waterfront value but no usable access point to launch, board, or simply enjoy the view.
Docks & Piers
Custom Dock and Pier Construction in Brunswick County
We design and build docks and piers around your property, your water, and the way you use the shoreline — from a simple walkway to a covered, multi-slip structure.
What this solves
Problems we help with
An old dock that no longer fits
A structure that was built for a different boat, a different owner, or a different water level than you have today.
Uncertainty about what the site allows
Questions about water depth, marsh, setbacks, and what can actually be built before committing to a design.
Capabilities
What we build and handle
- New custom dock and pier construction
- Fixed docks and walkway piers
- Covered docks and boathouse-style structures
- Multi-slip designs
- Two-story and non-conventional roof structures
- Seating, entertainment, and access layouts designed around how you use the water
- Integration with new or existing boat lifts
Material & construction options
The right material depends on your site, budget, and how long you want the structure to last with minimal upkeep. We talk through the trade-offs before anything is ordered.
On the coast
Site and coastal considerations
Water depth and access
Depth at the slip, tidal range, and how you approach the structure by land and water all shape the design before materials are chosen.
Coastal exposure
Saltwater, sun, and marine growth are constant on the coast. Material and framing choices are made with that exposure in mind, not against it.
Permitting
Most waterfront structures require review. We help plan a buildable scope and coordinate the approvals a project needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you build new docks and also repair existing ones?
Yes. We build new custom docks and piers, and we also repair and rebuild existing structures. If you are not sure which your dock needs, we can look at it and talk through the options.
What materials can a dock be built from?
We have built with pressure-treated wood, composite decking, ironwood, vinyl, aluminum, and galvanized steel framing. The right choice depends on your budget, the site, and how long you want the structure to last with minimal upkeep.
Can you build a covered dock or a two-story structure?
Yes. We have experience with covered docks, multi-slip layouts, two-story structures, and non-conventional roofs. Every covered structure is planned around water depth, vessel access, and the permitting the site requires.
What do you need to know to start?
The property location, what you want the dock to do, any existing structure, and your vessel if a boat lift is involved. From there we can talk through a realistic scope.
Lets talk
Ready to Improve Your Waterfront?
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.