The strength and longevity of your dock hinges on the material used. Just as a captain is selective about the ship’s sails, choosing the right dock material is paramount. Whether you fancy the rustic allure of classic wood or the resilience of modern composites, our trusted service providers ensure your dock stands the test of time and tides.

Should You Go With Wood or Composite for Your Dock?

1. Wooden Docks:

• Pros: Natural wood offers a classic, aesthetic appeal that many find charming. It’s also easier to work with meaning customizations and modifications are simpler to perform given the forgiving nature of traditional wood.
• Cons: On the other tack, wood is more susceptible to rot, warping, and damage from pests. Upkeep is also more involved, including sealing and staining, to preserve its appearance and durability.

2. Composite Docks:

• Pros: On the other hand, composite materials are incredibly resistant to harsh marine elements like saltwater, direct sunlight and marine growth, requiring much less maintenance than wood. They’re also more bare-foot friendly as they’re not prone to splintering like its natural wood counterpart.
• Cons: On the downside, composite materials can be more expensive upfront and lack the warmth and character of natural wood.