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Simple Dock Upgrades for Improved Enjoyment and Functionality
Docks take a beating. There’s no just getting around it, and without routine maintenance and some general “freshening up” from time to time, your dock
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Your Summer Dock Maintenance Checklist
When we talk about dock maintenance, it often falls within the same breath as “end of season” or “pre-season,” but maintenance – even in the
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Dock Safety Best Practices
Dock safety should be one of the most important criteria you factor into your custom dock design. Anytime you’re near the water, you simply have
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Building a Custom Dock That’s Accessible for All
Residential docks are not always the most stable – or accessible. Even with the best cross-bracing techniques and sturdiest dock piling, docks are susceptible to
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How Many Side Brackets Do You Need for Your Dock?
Side brackets are used on custom dock designs to build out the frame of your dock. Side brackets are height-adjustable meaning you can position the
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What Should You Do With Your Dock at Shore?
Whether floating or stationary, docks bridge the distance between your shoreline and waterfront experience. To ensure safety and stability – and to prevent an errant