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We carry a full lineup of quality dock systems, boat lifts, and waterfront accessories — all built to handle Michigan lakes, Michigan weather, and Michigan winters. Everything we sell is sourced from trusted manufacturers, and we stand behind every product we install.

Not sure what you need? We're happy to walk your shoreline with you and recommend the right setup for your property, water depth, and how you use the lake.

Dock systems

A good dock is the foundation of your waterfront. We offer all types of dock systems in a range of configurations — whether you need a simple straight dock for a small pontoon or a large L- or T-shaped platform for multiple boats and a swim area.

Our dock systems are built for the demands of inland Michigan lakes: corrosion-resistant materials, adjustable legs for uneven lake bottoms, and modular designs that make spring installation and fall removal straightforward.

Aluminum docks

Sectional docks are our most popular choice for Michigan homeowners. They go in fast in spring, come out cleanly in fall, and can be reconfigured over time as your needs change.

  • Aluminum frames with treated wood or composite decking options

  • Adjustable leg systems for sloped or uneven lake bottoms

  • Modular sections connect easily — add length or width any time

  • Available in multiple widths (typically 4 ft, 5 ft, and 6 ft)

  • Lightweight enough for two-person installation and removal

  • Corrosion-resistant hardware throughout

Floating docks

Floating docks are a great solution for shorelines with fluctuating water levels, soft or mucky bottoms where posts won't hold, or properties where a fixed-height dock just isn't practical. Unlike traditional docks, floating docks rise and fall with the water — so your dock stays at the same height relative to the lake all season long, whether it's a wet summer or a dry one. They're built on durable, maintenance-free float drums and can be configured in straight, L-shape, or T-shape layouts just like a fixed dock. If your shoreline has ever made a traditional dock tricky, a floating system might be exactly what you've been looking for.

Good to know when choosing a dock

  • Water depth and bottom type (sand, muck, rock) affect which system works best for your shoreline

  • Longer docks may require a permit from your township or the EGLE — we can advise you on local requirements

  • Aluminum decking costs more upfront but lasts longer and requires less maintenance than wood

  • We offer custom configurations — not everything has to be straight off the shelf

Boat Lifts

Keeping your boat in the water all season sounds convenient until you're dealing with algae buildup on the hull, waterline damage, or a corroded outboard. A boat lift keeps your investment out of the water when you're not using it — protecting the hull, the engine, and the finish.

We carry hydraulic and cable-drive lift systems in a range of weight capacities, sized for everything from small fishing boats to large pontoons and tritoons.

What we offer

  • Hydraulic lifts — smooth, effortless raising and lowering with the push of a button

  • Cable-drive lifts — reliable, lower-maintenance option for most residential applications

  • Capacity options ranging from approximately 1,500 lbs to 10,000+ lbs

  • Pontoon and tritoon-specific cradle systems

  • V-hull and deep-V cradle configurations

  • Solar-powered lift options available

  • Canopy/cover systems to protect your boat from sun and weather

Choosing the right lift

  • Lift capacity should exceed your boat's total weight (boat + motor + fuel + gear) by at least 10-20%

  • Water depth at your dock determines which lift style works — we'll measure before recommending

  • Pontoon lifts use a different cradle design than V-hull lifts — it matters

  • We handle delivery, installation, alignment, and a test run before we leave

Jet Ski & PWC ports

Personal watercraft are a blast — right up until the moment you're trying to wrestle a 900-lb jet ski onto a trailer after a long day on the water. A PWC port lets you drive on, shut off, and walk away. It's one of those things you wonder how you lived without.

We carry drive-on floating ports and lift-style ports for single and double PWC setups, compatible with all major personal watercraft brands.

Options available

  • Single and double PWC drive-on ports

  • Floating port designs that rise and fall with water levels

  • Lift-style ports for areas with fluctuating water levels or wave action

  • Boarding steps and boarding handles for easy entry and exit

  • Mooring whips and tie-off systems to keep PWC secure at the dock

  • Retractable ramp systems for drive-on access

Things to consider

  • Drive-on ports work best in calmer water — wave-heavy shorelines may do better with a lift-style port

  • Double ports are available side-by-side or in a tandem configuration

  • Can be mounted directly to your existing dock system

Platforms & Swim Rafts

A swim platform turns your dock into a full waterfront experience. Whether you want a dedicated swim area for the kids, a jumping platform, or just a spot to lounge in the sun, we have options that attach to your existing dock or float independently offshore.

What we carry

  • Dock-mounted swim platforms in multiple sizes

  • Freestanding floating swim rafts — anchor offshore for a classic lake experience

  • Composite and aluminum decking surfaces — slip-resistant and splinter-free

  • Ladder attachments for easy in-and-out from the water

  • Diving board mounts where depth allows

  • Rope and chain anchoring systems for floating rafts

Popular Configurations

  • 8 x 8 ft and 8 x 10 ft swim platforms are the most common residential sizes

  • Floating rafts can be positioned anywhere — great for creating a swim zone away from boat traffic

  • Slip-resistant composite decking is recommended for swim platforms used by kids

Dock accessories & hardware

The right accessories make your dock more functional, safer, and a lot more enjoyable. We carry a full range of add-ons — whether you're outfitting a brand-new dock or upgrading an existing one.

Safety & access

  • Dock ladders — fixed and fold-down styles in aluminum and stainless

  • Dock bumpers and edge guards — protect boats and dock edges on contact

  • Dock cleats — stainless steel and aluminum in multiple sizes

  • Dock lighting — solar and low-voltage LED options for evening use and safety

  • Safety grab rails and handrails

Mooring & boat protection

  • Mooring whips — keep your boat off the dock and reduce hull rub

  • Dock lines and rope — marine-grade in multiple lengths and diameters

  • Fender holders and boat fenders

  • Shore power pedestals and electrical hookups (installed by licensed electrician)

Convenience & comfort

  • Dock boxes — weatherproof storage for life jackets, lines, and gear

  • Dock benches and seating

  • Dock carts for moving equipment during spring and fall

  • Flag poles and flag holders

  • Fish cleaning stations

Hardware & maintenance

  • Replacement decking boards — treated wood and composite

  • Post caps, cross braces, and frame hardware

  • Anchor systems — auger anchors, concrete block, and chain

  • Anti-corrosion hardware kits

  • Dock stain and sealant products

Why buy from us?

We're not a big-box store or an online retailer. We're a local Michigan business that installs, removes, and services everything we sell — so we have a real stake in recommending products that actually hold up.

  • Michigan-made and Michigan-tested — we stock equipment built for our lakes and our winters

  • We install what we sell — no coordinating separate crews or figuring it out yourself

  • Honest recommendations — we'll tell you what you actually need, not just the most expensive option

  • We know your lake — water depths, bottom types, HOA rules, and local permit requirements

  • We're here next season too — for questions, repairs, replacements, and adjustments

  • Everything is backed by a manufacturer's warranty, and we're your local point of contact if anything comes up

Ready to talk about your waterfront?

We'd love to learn about your property and help you figure out the right setup. Whether you're starting from scratch or adding to what you already have, we'll give you a straight answer and a fair quote.

Contact us for a free quote