Docks, Seawalls and Boat Lifts · Port Royal, SC
Waterfront work here starts with two sets of paperwork. The Town of Port Royal's building department handles its part, and a dock or seawall in tidal water usually needs a state permit as well, which can take longer than the build itself. Ask whether the contractor prepares both applications, and whether a repair to existing pilings qualifies for a simpler process.
Based in Port Royal
Resurfacing docks and decks is right in the name at Coastal Dock and Resurfacing, a marine contractor based in Port Royal that also covers Beaufort. The company builds, repairs and maintains docks, builds seawalls and does marine restoration for homes and commercial waterfront property, and it repairs, refinishes and paints decks as well.
Floating boat lifts and floating docks are the whole business at Boat Float, which says it is headquartered in Bluffton with support staff around the Southeast. Its website lists EZ Dock, DryDock, LifeDock and Jet Dock products and lifts for everything from kayaks and jet skis to boats up to 70,000 pounds, and claims its lifts launch in under three minutes.
Since 2004, by its website's account, Sea Island Dock Builders has been building and repairing docks as a Port Royal-based crew. The list includes new docks and floating docks, floating ramps, bulkheads and seawalls, boat lift installs, pile driving, and erosion control and shoreline protection, plus design work and ongoing dock maintenance.
Alternative materials in place of standard timber are the pitch at Smithbuilt Marine Construction, which says its docks outlast the usual wood builds. The Port Royal-based company does marine design and engineering as well as construction, covering Beaufort, and handles new docks, dock and seawall repair, and general construction.
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