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Docks & More Construction
Docks, seawalls and boat lifts across the north end of the county. Registered in Florida since 2004.
View profileDock & Seawall in the Jupiter corridor
Dock building and repair, seawall work, pilings, and boat lift installs.
3 contractors listed
Required to be listed here: Florida contractor license valid for marine work, verified against DBPR by license number.
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Dock & Seawall in the Jupiter corridor
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Jupiter Dock and Seawall
Seawalls, docks and boat lifts, including permitting. Around forty years of work in the area.
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Ocean One Marine
Boat lift sales and installation, custom docks and seawall construction, based in Tequesta.
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List your businessDock & Seawall by town
Every contractor listed here works somewhere in the corridor. These pages show everything verified in each town, not just this trade.
- JupiterInlet access, the Loxahatchee River, and most of the working boatyards in the corridor.
- TequestaNorth side of the Loxahatchee, mostly private docks and shallow-draft slips.
- Juno BeachNo inlet of its own. Boats here run north to Jupiter or south to Lake Worth.
- Palm Beach GardensIntracoastal frontage plus a large inland population of trailered boats.
- North Palm BeachOld Port Cove and the Earman River. Closest corridor town to the Lake Worth Inlet.
Dock & Seawall, answered locally
Do I need a permit for dock or seawall work here?
Almost always. Work on the Loxahatchee or the Intracoastal typically needs town or county approval plus state and federal environmental review, and the Loxahatchee carries extra scrutiny as a designated Wild and Scenic river. A contractor who tells you no permit is needed is a contractor to walk away from.
How long does permitting take?
Several months is normal, and it runs longer when a seagrass or manatee review is triggered. Any schedule you are quoted should separate permitting time from construction time. If it does not, ask for that in writing.
What license should a marine contractor hold?
A Florida contractor license that covers marine work, verifiable through DBPR by license number. We check that number before a dock or seawall listing goes up, and we publish it on the listing so you can check it yourself.
How do I size a boat lift?
Rate the lift on the wet weight of your boat with fuel, water, gear, and the engine, not the dry weight on the brochure. Then add margin. Undersized lifts are the most common expensive mistake on this stretch of water.