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Pilings & pile driving

Dock pilings & pile driving

New pilings, replacements, protective wraps, and pile driving — through vetted, licensed Florida marine crews. We coordinate dock, lift, or seawall work on the same project.

What we handle

What we handle

From a single replacement piling to a full pile-driving crew — the whole range, delivered by vetted local partners.

New pilings

New dock and structural pilings sized and driven to your water depth and soil.

Piling replacement

Swap failing or storm-damaged pilings without tearing down the whole dock.

Protective wraps & sleeves

PVC and composite wraps to shield pilings from marine borers, UV, and abrasion.

Pile driving

Vibratory and impact pile driving for docks, seawalls, and structural work.

Mooring pilings

Standalone mooring pilings for boat tie-off, breakwaters, and open-water docks.

Warning signs

Signs of piling trouble

Pilings do a lot of hidden work. When you see any of these, don't wait — a failing piling is a fast path to a collapsed section.

  • Cracks or splitting along the length of a piling
  • Piling leans, wobbles, or moves under load
  • Marine-borer holes or hollowing near the waterline
  • Rot at the waterline or above the mud line
  • Exposed or undermined base — soil washed away around the piling
  • Rust bleed or failing hardware bolted through the piling

Materials

Wood, concrete & composite pilings

Each has its place. The inspection matches the material to your water, load, and budget.

Wood

Pressure-treated Southern yellow pine — the Florida standard. Cost-effective and repairable.

Concrete

Precast concrete pilings for long service life and heavy structural loads.

Composite

Marine-borer-proof composite pilings for tough saltwater conditions.

One project

Pilings hold up the whole waterfront

Pilings almost never fail alone — bad pilings usually mean a repair-ready dock or a seawall showing its age. We coordinate the whole scope through vetted local crews.

How it works

Three steps to done

01

Free waterfront inspection

We look at your seawall, dock, or shoreline and tell you straight what it needs — no obligation.

02

Clear scope & quote

A vetted local crew gives you an itemized quote and a plan. No guesswork, no runaround.

03

Built right, by licensed pros

Licensed, insured partners do the structural work and pull the permits. We stay your point of contact start to finish.

FAQ

Common questions about pilings

Wood, concrete, or composite pilings — which should I use?
Wood is the Florida workhorse: cost-effective and repairable. Concrete is the long-life choice for heavy loads and structural applications. Composite is borer-proof and holds up in the toughest saltwater. The inspection matches the piling to your water and load.
What do piling wraps do?
Piling wraps are PVC or composite sleeves that seal the piling against marine borers, UV, and abrasion at the waterline. They extend the life of a good piling and can stabilize one that's just starting to show wear.
Should I repair or replace a piling?
A piling with a small crack above the water and a solid base can often be wrapped, sistered, or reinforced. A leaning or hollowed-out piling, or one with base scour, usually needs replacement. The inspection tells you honestly which one it is.
How do you handle storm-damaged pilings?
We prioritize storm damage and unsafe structures. Our partners document the damage with photos and a scope your insurance can use, then drive replacement pilings and tie the existing dock back in.

Free inspection

Get a free waterfront inspection

Tell us about your project. We'll match you with a vetted local crew and get you an on-site inspection and a straight quote — usually within 48 hours.

  • No cost, no obligation
  • Licensed & insured crews only
  • One point of contact, whole project

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(561) 295-7645

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Ready to fix your seawall or build your dock?

Free on-site inspection, statewide. One call for the whole waterfront.