Boat Dock Builder in Orlando Designing Classic to Custom

Whether it be a small dock for sunset happy-hours or a custom dock to house your new boat, Boon Docks and Outdoor is proud to source our pressure-treated lumber, composite decking, stainless-steel hardware, and the bulk of our dock building materials from one of the few Central Florida lumber yards specializing in marine construction — Building value into your dock that can’t be sourced from your neighborhood lumber ‘depot’.

Dock walks are the best walks.

MoistureShield ‘Cool Deck’ capped composite decking stays cooler under the paws for those long walks to the lake. Better bring a frisbee
Build your own breeze.

Some want to shade their new boat. Some just need a place to set a few chairs and watch the sunset. Whatever your plan, we build to give you a new perspective.
Built to shine back.

A striated 5V crimp “galvalume” metal roof shines, and shades the Trex Transcends Island Mist composite decking and pontoon boat lift system. All set for the weekend chill.
Parking for two.

Flat, slate roof tile. Stainless-steel cable railing. Traditional pressure treated pine decking. A diverse combination of materials resulting in a shoreline standout.
A shoreline classic.

Shingle roof. Trex Enhance “Rocky Harbor” composite decking. Picture frame border detail. Boat lift. Post Caps. A classic set-up on many Central Florida lakes.
Your relax is waiting.

This dedicated shaded space provides options for chairs, tables for holiday dinners, and can even be converted to a boat slip area when the time is right.
Make it a Lake Day.

The metal roof with the Cathedral Stone MoistureShield ‘Cool Deck’ seems to set the tone for many lakefront homeowners. Extend your shoreline with a lakeside approach.
Private Parking.

No need to circle the lot. We’ll set you up with your own personal boat lift and parking spot. Whether it be for your Sea-Doo Spark or a Super Air Natique G25.

Custom Dock Construction

Dock design goes beyond mere functionality. It embraces style that complements the natural beauty of the waterfront. From sleek and modern to rustic and traditional, the design reflects the owner's taste while harmonizing with the environment. Custom designs inspired by the lifestyle. We build it like we live it.

Laying the Framework

At the core of dock construction lies an understanding of the waterfront landscape. We carefully assess the shoreline, water depth, and environmental conditions to lay the framework for your dock build. Whether for residential use or commercial ventures, each dock is tailored to its surroundings. We handle all engineering and permitting in-house. Providing a smoother and more efficient path to construction.

Dock Materials Matter

Sourcing the right material is where quality and value meet. Pressure-treated wood, wood-plastic composite decking, and corrosion-resistant hardware are chosen to withstand the beauty that is the Florida outdoors. The materials not only contribute to the dock's longevity but also give life to the design. Check out the FAQ page for more material-related discussions and resources.

Dock Building in Orlando

Weather and water can be harsh, but a well-built dock stands resilient. The construction involves engineering techniques that account for the extreme while providing a structure that endures the test of time. Having faced many hurricanes head on, our dock engineering and dock construction methods have proven themselves worthy for the next one.

The dock life. After dark.

In addition to its utility and purpose of boat storage and daytime activities, let us not forget that your dock can also serve as a sanctuary for a night cap.
Just bein' neighborly.

Good ol’ pressure treated southern yellow pine decking leads the way. The tiered roof fascia and flush piling installation adds a touch of contemporary style.
Wire transfers accepted.

Stainless steel cable railing installations have become a popular choice for its durability, modern look, and for keeping your lake view intact.
A calm cypress breeze...

The inclusion of a ‘skirt’ board around the perimeter of your dock can act as the subtle finishing touch to an otherwise sleek and simple apporach.
She said it was 'acute' idea...

An angled decking installation with a two-tone Trex Enhance picture frame border design is up for consideration when the basics seem boring.
For those a little heavy set.

This compounded stainless steel cable installation with heavy duty snatch blocks combine for those in need of a larger capacity parking spot.
Room for the details.

The T1-11 plywood ceiling is one way to capture the finished look under the vaulted ceiling. And gives way to space for storage and fixtures that may be a necessity.