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As you’re walking down the shore, you look out and see rows of wooden planks stretched out over the water. But are these docks or piers? Most people use these terms interchangeably. Yet, there is a difference between the two. It all depends on where you live and what your profession is. Read on to… Read more »
Many waterfront communities rely on marinas to dock their boats and to enjoy the waters. As a marina owner, then it’s essential to properly maintain your property so that everyone can enjoy their boating experience. Here are some ways you can maintain your marina all year round: Establish cleaning policies If you want to keep… Read more »
For parents, nothing is more important than the health and safety of their children. It’s why teaching our kids how to be safe near the water should be a top priority to parents and guardians. Water can be extremely dangerous for children, especially those aged one through five. About one in five children who die… Read more »
Just because summer is drawing to a close doesn’t mean it’s time to store away the boat for the rest of the year. There are still plenty of fall boating activities that you can do before the snow comes in. Here are a few ideas to get you started: Leaf Peeping The perfect time for… Read more »
There’s no day better spent then on a kayak, but getting onto that kayak can be a whole other story. Most of the tip-overs that happen on a kayak occur on or near the dock—much more than during any other part of the journey. Taking the time to learn the proper steps can keep you… Read more »
A part of owning a dock is having people to enjoy it with you. To do so, however, you must have the proper lighting to avoid any serious accidents. Not only should you have lighting for those who are currently on your dock, but you should also have it for boats that are pulling up… Read more »
With the ice beginning to thaw, millions of boaters are looking to get back out onto the water. If you properly winterized your boat over the past few months, you should have little to worry about. However, there are still some extra steps that need to be taken before you take your boat out for… Read more »
In the winter months, snow and ice can take a toll. Whether it be on the roads, on our cars, or on our homes, winter can truly pack a punch. However, one area that consistently gets overlooked is a boating dock. Icy conditions and frozen water in lakes, ponds, or rivers can damage old, wooden… Read more »
As you set out on your next fishing trip and take a look out onto the water, the scene looks calm and inviting. While this may be the case initially, weather can change at a moment’s notice, and once calm waters can quickly turn into surging waves. This is an experience you’re bound to go… Read more »
As the cold winter settles in, it’s important to protect the investment you’ve made in your boat by making sure that you winterize it properly. Whether you’re planning on going cold weather boating or storing your boat away for the season, failing to properly prepare your boat for the winter season can lead to problems… Read more »
Just because the temperatures are dropping doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to put the boat away. Cold weather boating is a great activity, but there are extra precautions you must take to stay safe out on the water. Wear a life jacket This should go for any time of the year, but especially so… Read more »
As much as we hate to admit it, summer is over, and it’s time to start thinking about the colder months ahead. When the temperatures start to dip, many people only think about winterizing their boats, often overlooking their docks completely. Nevertheless, preparing your dock for winter is necessary if you want your dock to… Read more »
I just wanted to let you know your docks are a great product. I have had one for several years, and it has worked great for us. – Mike Donnelly
- – Mike Donnelly
