New Docks
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We’ve got a large inventory from some of the best dock manufacturers on the market.
How to Choose A Dock
There’s so much to think about when buying a new dock. How deep is the water on your lake? How much maintenance do you keep up with? Does your lake freeze over every year? (If you live in the Upper Midwest, the answer is always yes to that last one.)
We’ll ask you these questions and more to help you find the best option:
- What lake are you on?
- Are you using the dock for swimming or watercraft?
- How’s the wave activity?
- What’s the shore bottom like?
- What materials do you want?
- How much up-keep do you want to do?
- Most importantly, what type of dock do you want?
What’s the difference?
Roll-In, Sectional, and Floating Docks
Roll-in docks are single units that have wheels on the bottom of the frame. Sectional docks require assembly on the shore and must be mounted on legs in the water. Floating docks, float on the surface of the water.
Roll-In Docks
Roll-in docks are single units that have wheels on the bottom of the frame.
Sectional Docks
Sectional docks require assembly on the shore and must be mounted on legs in the water.