01Floating docks
Explore floating docks for boarding, relaxing, and enjoying your waterfront. Modular systems are also available.
Long Island docks. DEC permitting expertise.
Your floating dock.
The permit process
handled.
Work directly with a dock professional with years of hands-on DEC permitting experience. Find the right floating dock for your Long Island waterfront—with full permit handling, from technical drawings to agency submissions.
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DEC permitting experienceWe handle permitting
Your waterfront. Your dock.A dock plan. A permitting expert.
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Nassau & Suffolk CountyA conversation about your actual location
Nearly 20 years in the dock industryGuidance grounded in waterfront experience
DEC permitting expertisePermit handling available · Costs quoted separately
More than a dock supplier
The dock is one part.
Knowing the permit process
is the other.
When you call us, you’re talking to someone who has spent years working through DEC permitting—not just selling dock systems.
DOCKS & PERMITTING, PLANNED TOGETHERPermit handling.
Permit handling.
Personal attention.
Local experience.
We prepare technical drawings, assemble and submit applications, and coordinate agency review for your dock project. See how we handle your permits →
Nassau & Suffolk CountyPermitting services, application fees, and third-party costs are quoted separately. We are an independent business, not affiliated with the DEC or another government agency. Permit approval and review timelines are not guaranteed; decisions remain with the reviewing authorities.
Find your starting point
What would you like
to do on the water?
A place for your boat. An easier way to dock your jet ski. A simpler kayak launch. Start with how you’ll use it.
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Talk through drive-on dock options, watercraft compatibility, and single or double setups.
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Kayak launches
Explore launch hardware and access options that suit your kayak, dock, and shoreline.
Not sure which system you need? That’s a good reason to start with a call.
Imported dock example · Background edited.Why work with us?
We sell you what you need.
Not just what’s in stock.
We start with your property and what you want to do there, then work through the options with you.
Your shoreline comes first
Tell us about access, water conditions, and your existing setup.
A clearer buying decision
Discuss product choices, sizing, and what affects the price.
Permit handling is part of the plan
We handle the permit process. Installation arrangements and project costs are discussed up front.
A simple place to begin
From “I’m thinking about a dock”
to a clearer next step.
You don’t need to know the model, dimensions, or the right terminology before you call.
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Tell us what you have in mind
Where’s your property? What boat, jet ski, or kayak do you use? A short conversation helps us understand the project.
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Work through the options
We’ll discuss systems, layout, site details, and any measurements or photos needed to narrow the choices.
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Get clear on the next step
Work through product pricing, permit handling, delivery requirements, and separate installation arrangements before deciding.
The question everyone asks
“What will my
floating dock cost?”
A useful price starts with your setup. Dock size, product choice, access, and installation requirements can all change the total.
Call with a rough idea—even if it’s just “a dock for my jet ski.” We can work through what needs to be priced.
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Dock system & dimensions
The type of system, overall size, and configuration.
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Connections & access
Shore connections, gangways, and anchoring needs.
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Delivery & installation
Site access and any work handled by an installation partner.
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Your complete project
Permitting services, application fees, delivery, taxes, and third-party work are identified in your project quote where applicable.
Let’s talk local
Your waterfront.
Your corner of Long Island.
Tell us your town and a little about the property. We’ll discuss your location, access, and the details that matter for your dock.
Nassau CountyLet’s talk about your waterfront.
Suffolk CountyExplore the right setup for your site.
Before you call
A few good questions.
Honest answers.
Have a question about your particular property? Let’s talk it through.
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Do I need to know exactly which dock I want?
No. Start with how you want to use your waterfront and the watercraft you own. We can discuss the options and the information needed to narrow them down.
Can you handle DEC permitting?
Yes. We handle the permitting process, including technical drawings, applications, submissions, and agency coordination, drawing on years of hands-on DEC permitting experience. Customers pay for permitting; the service scope, our charges, government application fees, and third-party costs are confirmed separately in writing. Permit approval and timing remain with the reviewing authorities. Installation is arranged separately.
Are modular floating dock systems available?
Yes. Alongside the dock style featured here, modular systems are available. We’ll help you compare the options for your intended use, layout, and site conditions.
Can I get pricing before committing?
Ask about current product pricing, availability, and what would be included in your quote. Delivery, anchoring, and third-party installation should be discussed separately where applicable.
Do you install the dock yourselves?
The proposed local service is focused on dock sales, with installation handled by a separate partner. We’ll discuss what your project needs and confirm the installation arrangement before you proceed.
Will a floating dock work at my property?
That depends on the site and system. Water depth, tides, exposure, shoreline connections, access, and local requirements all need consideration. We’ll start by learning about your location rather than assuming one setup fits everywhere.
Can you help with a jet ski dock or kayak launch?
Yes—those are part of the product options we can discuss. Have your watercraft make, model, and approximate dimensions ready so compatibility can be checked before an order.
What should I have ready when I call?
Your town, intended use, watercraft details, and any rough measurements. Photos of the shoreline and existing dock can help later. You can still start the conversation if you don’t have those details yet.
Let’s get you closer to the water
Your dock. Your permits.
One place to start.
Docks & DEC permitting expertise · Nassau & Suffolk County
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