Palm Coast, Florida Saltwater canals

Docks · Lifts · Seawalls

The deck is what you see. The pilings are the job.

Nautical Arrangements builds docks, boat lifts and seawalls on the saltwater canals of Palm Coast. Every job starts with a measure at the water, and every finished one ends up in the photo album on their Google listing.

Online estimates and onsite service.
Open seven days, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

A new timber dock reaching out over a calm Florida canal in bright midday sun
Office
53 Raintree PlPalm Coast, FL 32164
Hours
Seven days, 7 to 5Open 24 hours Tuesday
Estimates
Online or onsiteBoth are offered
On Google
5.0 from 5 reviews206 photos posted

Where the work is Palm CoastPalm HarborGrand HavenHammock DunesFlagler BeachBeverly BeachBunnellIntracoastal

206 Photographs of finished work

Two hundred and six pictures of docks that are already in the water.

Marine work is hard to judge from a paragraph and easy to judge from a photograph. Pilings plumb, stringers level, deck boards gapped even, seawall caps running straight. That album is 206 chances to check before anyone signs anything.

5.0 Average rating,
from 5 reviews
Open the album on Google

The work

Six things, all of them in salt water.

A canal dock is a structure, a lift is a machine, and a seawall is holding back a yard. They are different jobs with the same enemy.

Scope

New build, repair and rebuild, on residential canal frontage across Palm Coast and Flagler County.

Estimates online or onsite
Onsite service offered
Open seven days a week

01

Docks

New timber docks on the canals: pilings, stringers, decking and railing, sized to the seawall you already have and the boat you actually own.

New build
02

Boat lifts

Lift installation and lift service, including the piling and beam work a lift needs underneath it before it is asked to hold anything up.

Lifts
03

Seawalls and bulkheads

Seawall repair, cap replacement and new bulkhead along the canal bank. On this coast most dock problems begin as a seawall problem.

Bank work
04

Pilings and davits

Pilings set to depth, mooring piles, and davits mounted into framing that was built to carry the load rather than bolted to whatever was closest.

Hardware
05

Repair and rebuild

Storm damage, rotted stringers, loose boards, and docks old enough that a new frame is cheaper than another season of patching.

Repairs
06

Decking and railing

Re-decking in treated timber or composite, plus railing, steps, ladders and cleats fitted to the structure that is already there.

Finish work

The sequence

Nothing is carpentry until the pilings are in.

The order almost never changes. Knowing it in advance is most of what separates a dock that gets built from a dock that gets quoted.

01

Measure at the water

Seawall condition, water depth at low tide, how the boat sits, and where the property line runs. The tape comes out before anything else does.

Onsite, or start online
02

Drawing and permits

A canal structure is drawn, submitted and approved before a single piling is set. The paperwork is slower than the build and it is not optional.

City and state
03

Pilings first

Pilings driven or jetted down to bearing. This is the part nobody photographs and the only part that decides how long the dock lasts.

The structure
04

Frame, then deck

Stringers and joists set level off the pilings, then decking laid and gapped so water and weather move through instead of sitting on it.

Timber or composite
05

Lift and hardware

Lift beams, cables and cradle, then the small things people use every day: cleats, ladder, steps, and power if it is going in.

The machine
06

Walk it, clean it, shoot it

Walk the finished dock with the owner, haul the offcuts off the lawn, and photograph it. That is how 206 pictures ended up on the listing.

Handover

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A Palm Coast residential canal at midday lined with private docks and boat lifts
Salt water and full sun. Nothing out here gets to be almost right.
The canal side of Palm Coast
A dock under construction on a Palm Coast canal, pilings set and framing started
From their own Google listing: a dock going in on a Palm Coast canal, pilings set and framing started, before the first deck board goes down. One of 206 photographs posted to the listing.

The company

A trade you can only see from the water.

Nautical Arrangements LLC is a dock builder and contractor working the residential saltwater canals of Palm Coast, Flagler Beach and the stretches either side of the Intracoastal. Docks, boat lifts, seawalls, pilings and the repair work that keeps all three standing.

Estimates can start online, and the work itself happens onsite, at your seawall, on your schedule. The office is at 53 Raintree Place. Most of the week is spent on the water rather than at a desk, so the phone is the fastest way through.

  • TradeDock builder and contractor
  • Office53 Raintree Pl, Palm Coast, FL 32164
  • HoursSeven days, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Open 24 hours on Tuesday.
  • EstimatesOnline estimates and onsite service
  • Google5.0 average from 5 reviews, with 206 photos posted

Contact

Send a photo of your seawall.