Long Island waterfront
Bulkhead, dock & boat lift services
Every job below is done by an independent, licensed Long Island marine contractor. Each page explains the work, what drives the price, and the permits it usually needs.
Bulkhead Replacement
Full waterfront bulkhead replacement in vinyl, timber or steel sheet pile, in place or landward, often raised up to 18 inches under DEC's general permit.
$350 – $1,500 per foot
DetailsBulkhead Repair
Sinkholes behind the wall, leaning sections, rotted wales and cap boards, failed tie-backs, and refacing (resheathing) an old wall.
$3,000 – $30,000
DetailsDock Building & Repair
Fixed docks, piers, catwalks and ramps: new builds, redecking, and repairs to storm-damaged or borer-eaten pilings.
Priced per foot; get it itemized
DetailsFloating Docks
Modular and timber floating docks, gangway ramps and kayak or jet-ski floats sized for your bay's tide range.
Varies by system and size
DetailsBoat Lifts
Four-post, cradle and elevator boat lifts sized to your boat, with the pilings and permits they need.
Varies by capacity
DetailsPiling Replacement & Repair
Replacing or jacketing marine pilings weakened by shipworm, rot, ice or storm loads, under docks, lifts and bulkheads.
Per piling; access drives cost
DetailsSeawalls, Revetments & Storm Repair
Nor'easter and storm-surge damage, rock revetments, seawalls and living-shoreline alternatives where a bulkhead isn't allowed.
Site-specific
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Tell us the wall or dock, its length and your town. A licensed Long Island marine contractor calls you back to look at it and price it. Free, no obligation.