Get onboard.  Everybody's doing it!

This dock was constructed using Trex Select (grey) with a picture frame border.  The stainless steel cable railing minimizes any obstructions to the view.

When you're on Lake Apopka, there's no such thing as too much screen time.  Plenty of great views from this dock...if the bugs don't carry you away!

What better way to catch an afternoon nap than in the built-in hammock?

The addition of the dock with metal roof to the property served to add additional light to a shadowed corner of the lake.  The maintenance free aspect of the metal roof speaks for itself as well.

Summertime provides the dock - you provide the enjoyment.

This dock looks like it is wearing formal wear compared to the neighboring docks.  Very well thought out layout by our client.

The decking was angled in the opposite direction on the lower landing to make it stand out and avoid any mishaps from unsuspecting visitors to the dock.

Blue skies and glassy waters?  Time to enjoy your Summertime.

This balcony is designed to maximize the view of the golf course - beware - not all golfers can keep it on the course!

An exposed rafter roof blends in seamlessly with the pressure treated decking.

This roof has T1-11 on the underside surface giving the space an open feeling with a "tongue-in-groove" appearance.

An effective space to allow for loading and unloading your boat without the frills and maintenance of a roof.

A utilitarian pine dock with a boat house and open platform.

Every other pair of post caps has LED lights illuminating all 4 sides of the piling to provide a soft visual effect.

These caps provide ample illumination even on the darkest of nights.

Another view of the post cap illumination at dusk.

You don't need much light for a warm welcome.

EverGrain decking running flush up to the fence.

Because the side is not visible from the house, we were able to enclose it using pine, thus saving the client some money.

Putting the deck in the corner of the yard allowed for ample play space in the front.

A classic approach to getting on the water.

A standard Summertime boat house ceiling with exposed rafters.

This project showcases both a deck and a dock.

Nothing like having your dock on a private ski lake.

We overhauled this dock to give it a modern, clean appearance.

Simple and effective way to store your kayak.

The facelift provided to this dock resulted in quite a transformation.

Here is a close-up shot of Trex Transcends Tropics decking as used for a dock walkway.  The main color is Tiki Torch with the Spiced Rum border.

The angle of the decking matches the angles of the top of the pool "coping".

A small lounging area along the back side of the pool makes it a great place to partake in the activities while soaking in some sun.

The steps were made shallow and deep to allow access for even the most elderly of swimmers.

A garage apartment gets an overhaul that adds a great balcony and spiral staircase.

Plenty of room to enjoy the lake views from either the balcony or the main deck area.

The continuity of the balcony and main deck area create a harmonious flow for this backyard getaway.

Isle of Catalina canal front boat house

Green metal roof really sets this dock apart.

T1-11 and exposed rafters create an open feel.

Picture framing is a beautiful thing.

Seamless travertine transition to the dock.

Not quite finished with the roof.....

New pergola over existing deck.

A private lakefront oasis.

Lots of wood in a concentrated area.

Covered slips with a large open recreation area.

Slip can house either a small boat or two jet skis (PWCs).

A slight jog in the walkway helps to break up the monotony of a straight run.

Double decker on East Lake Toho.

Nearly 500' of walkway to get out to this two story dock.

Great access to kayaks and paddleboards.

The view is much better from the upper deck!

A great way to add a bit more usable space to your backyard...

The cable railing has LED lighting that produces a beautiful glow along the cable during evening hours.

Custom made railing system with clean terminations and connections.

The view from this deck is unparalleled in the afternoon and evening hours.

A simple and utilitarian dock in Bella Lago.

Lighting, power, and water are all concentrated on the single post at the end of the dock.

A serene view is maximized when taken in from the end of the dock.

No frills, just the basics.

An "L" shaped bench with armrests on the ends and a coffee table.

Plenty of room to find your perfect spot with the two levels of usable space.

The finished ceiling of a two story dock structure.

Long walkways always look more dramatic from above.

Using round columns, a spiral staircase and decorative metal balusters, this project really stood out.

Using these ornamental metal pickets really give the balcony character.

This balcony spans the full length of the rear of the home.

This dock is a shared dock between neighbors, so what's right, is also left.  Boat slip and jet ski lift for each neighbor.

When you need a place to wind down, this bench is waiting.

When you need a smile, head outside.  This dock has a great two-tone appearance with the natural wood tones contrasting against the grey decking.

This beauty had great water depth just off the edge of the shore.  Contrary to most installs, the walkway starts along the shore for this project.

Sure, you could use a swim ladder, but why not have a set of stairs leading into the lake?  This ensures that you'll always have a step that makes it easy to get on/off your paddle board or kayak.

When you need seating for your whole family.....

Double decker docks may not always be practical, but when you have the opportunity to gaze out from the top level, it's all worth it.

In an HOA where roofs are prohibited, the boat lift (and boat) are left visible and unprotected from the elements.

It may be quite a walk to make it down to this platform, but to have an undisturbed view from an elegant platform is definitely worth it.

Looking for an easy way to get in and out of your kayak - here it is.

This unique dock has an upper deck that looks down over the octagonal fire pit with built-in seating.  

This upper deck is hidden from view from the house, resulting in a matching tile roof appearance from shore.  Great private setting for hosting intimate gatherings.

Due to lake fluctuations, our client wanted the dock to be split into two levels - and he wanted the difference between the levels to be visible. 

Instead of hiding the stairs, we worked with our client to make the stairs a focal point of this deck.

Our clients wanted to put in a unique area for their hammock.  Does an elevated corner octagonal platform work?

With a two-tone picture frame border and no pilings extending above deck level, this walkway and platform shout clean and classy.