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South Florida waterfront living comes with year-round access to the water, but it also requires preparation for tropical weather. Strong winds, storm surge, waves, heavy rain, floating debris, and rapidly changing water levels can place unusual forces on docks and related structures. Waiting until a...
A new dock can transform a waterfront property. It can provide safer boat access, create space for fishing and entertaining, improve the connection between the home and the water, and replace a structure that no longer meets the owner's needs. A successful project, however, begins...
Choosing decking for a South Florida dock is about much more than color. The walking surface must handle intense sunlight, heavy rain, high humidity, salt exposure, foot traffic, fishing equipment, furniture, and regular cleaning. It should also complement the home, provide comfortable access to the...
A waterfront dock is exposed to conditions that most outdoor structures never face. South Florida sun, salt air, tides, rain, marine organisms, boat movement, and tropical weather can gradually weaken decking, framing, hardware, and pilings. Some damage is obvious, such as broken boards or a...