What To Expect
The following are standard on any Dockworks project. The level of craftsmanship and care of our company to only use hand picked and high quality materials is how we increase the life of your dock.
Expert craftsmanship
Job site to be neat and organized daily
Hand picked lumber used on all jobs
Crew and equipment will stay on job from start to finish - we only work on one project at time
We are conscious of the owners property when bringing materials to and from the job site
We only use stainless steel fasteners
Hurricane clips used under the dock
All bolts are stainless steel
Dockworks is aware of the changes of tides over the years and builds the height of the dock so it will stay above water during a spring tide
FAQs
How do I obtain a permit?
Most jobs require a permit through the DNR, core of engineers, and Chatham county. Our permit coordinator will facilitate in organizing all of the paperwork, drawings, and surveying needed to obtain the permit. We will also help to design your dock keeping inside the rules and regulations of these permits.
Do we carry company insurance?
We carry liability, workman’s compensation and USL&H
How do we get behind on our projected arrival dates?
We try very hard to keep on schedule, but working in the outdoors comes with complications. All jobs are weather and tide dependent. We also operate and manage large equipment that we have to service regularly. Additionally there are instances where there is an “emergency” with another client’s dock, although this is rare.
How do I get a quote?
Call the main office and reserve a time for us to come and take a look at your property. After we view the property, we will send your quote within 7-10 days.