Floating, pole or modular, the right dock depends on your site: the nature of the bottom, the water level, and what you want to do there. Answer three questions and see the type of dock that suits your waterfront.
The diagnostic follows the same conversation we would have with you on the phone, in the same order: your lake or river, the bottom, your use. In a few seconds it names the type of dock that suits your site; the free quote confirms the rest with you.
It floats on the water instead of resting on the bottom. It is the choice for soft bottoms, deep water and levels that move: aluminum, plastic, wood or modular cubes.
Explore floating docks →Firm bottomsThe structure rests directly on the bottom, with no floats and no complex anchoring. It’s the choice for firm bottoms with a stable level; on a rocky bottom, we go floating and semi-floating instead.
See pole docks →Our inflatable dock arrived in three days and it holds two teenagers diving off it without flinching. Exactly what we were looking for.
They assessed our shoreline, recommended the right dock and installed everything in a single day. Zero stress, start to finish.
My pontoon is out of the water all summer and the seasonal service means I never think about it. A reliable local crew.
When the bottom is firm, the level stays stable and the depth is reasonable, a pole dock — the pipe dock cottagers know — is a solid choice — literally: the structure rests directly on the bottom, with no floats and no complex anchoring. In aluminum, it goes in and comes out easily from one season to the next, and it lasts for years without asking for maintenance.
Its limit is simple: it needs a firm bottom to hold. If your bottom is soft or rocky, if the water drops off, or if the level moves a lot, we go floating, or semi-floating completed by a floating platform. The diagnostic settles it in three questions.
Free, fast and no obligation.
Docks on stilts. Same family, with the structure raised on stilts for certain sites and certain uses. Our crew can tell you quickly whether your shoreline suits it: tell us about your project when you request a quote.
A dock is configured: length, sections, gangway. It’s not picked off a grid of units. Find the type that looks like your project and start your quote: we build the configuration around your site.
Follows the water level, suits soft bottoms and deep water. The largest family of docks.
The bridge between the shore and deep water: a section resting near the edge, always completed by a floating platform that stabilizes it. For bottoms that drop off quickly, or are too rocky for pilings.
The classic for firm bottoms and stable levels — the pipe dock cottagers know. The structure rests directly on the bottom.
Floating cubes that take whatever shape you want. Covered in detail on the Floating dock page.
The depth of our range at a glance. Filter by type of dock or by manufacturer; dimensions and the exact price are settled with your quote.
9 of 10 docks
Accessories are added to the quote, based on your use and your site. Here are the families people ask for most.
In and out of the water safely, for kids and adults alike.
Turn the dock into a place you actually spend time.
Tie the boat up and protect the dock from impacts.
Keep your gear within reach and off the ground.
Reinforce and secure the dock to suit your site.
Enjoy the dock after the sun goes down.
We work with several dock manufacturers, most of them local. If you’re after a particular brand, you’ll find it; if you are undecided, we advise you based on your shoreline.
Docks in red cedar or plastic.
Floating docks and docks on posts, in aluminum, wood or plastic.
R2 series floating docks and docks on posts.
Modular cube systems, made in Quebec.
Calm lakes, rivers with current, reservoirs that drop in the fall: our crew has worked on all kinds of water, with the insurance, the transport and the equipment to set your dock without improvising. You get the confidence of knowing it was done right: a dock that’s straight when the installation ends, and still straight the following spring.
And if you like to judge for yourself, come see us at the store in Gatineau.
The rule is simple. Firm bottom (sand, gravel), stable level, reasonable depth: a pole dock (also called a pipe dock) works very well. Soft or rocky bottom, deep water, or a level that moves: you go floating, or semi-floating completed by a floating platform. Our diagnostic gives you the answer in three questions, with no email required.
Every dock is priced by its type and configuration: no catalogue price would tell the truth about your own shoreline. The free quote gives you the exact price, delivery and installation included, before any decision.
Yes. The sale, the delivery and the installation are part of the same quote, carried out by our own insured and equipped crew. You have nothing to haul and nothing to assemble.
Yes. A dock gangway, a ladder and other accessories are planned into the quote, so the whole thing is thought through at once.
Yes, that’s a separate service: our crew puts your dock in the water in the spring and takes it out in the fall, so you get your waterfront back intact without touching it.
We’re based in Gatineau and install within roughly 2 to 2.5 hours of driving: from Mont-Laurier in the north down to Kingston in the south, and from Petawawa in the west across to Saint-Hippolyte in the east. For a large project or a heavy-capacity lift we travel further, as far as Quebec City, Abitibi or Lac-Saint-Jean. Tell us your town when you request a quote: we’ll confirm right away whether your waterfront is within our service area.
Three questions to find the type, a free quote to know the exact price, and an installation done properly before the season starts.
The exact price, installation included, before any decision: what is written is what is billed.
The quote is free and carries no obligation. You compare and decide at your own pace.