Dock Permits and Replacement?

boccebay · 04-16-2015, 10:39 AM

Thank you for all of these suggestions. This information is encouraging especially because I would not consider my current L configuration acceptable for two boats which seems to be the minimum. By my estimate, the pier juts out about 12-15 feet and then takes a right and runs parallel to the shore. I can fit one boat on the outside and a jetski or whaler on the inside but certainly not anything of decent size. My hope is that i could fit two boats on the outside with a T configuration where the top of the T runs parallel to the shore.

I plan on calling Concord as well as a dock company for some advice. Since the project is not imminent, I have been hesitant to engage a dock company. The Center Harbor Dock and Pier Co. is very close to me. Have people enjoyed working with them and do you believe they would look at a project like this that is likely a year or more off from becoming a reality?

04-16-2015, 10:39 AM	#12
boccebay Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 3 Thanks: 5 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thank you for all of these suggestions. This information is encouraging especially because I would not consider my current L configuration acceptable for two boats which seems to be the minimum. By my estimate, the pier juts out about 12-15 feet and then takes a right and runs parallel to the shore. I can fit one boat on the outside and a jetski or whaler on the inside but certainly not anything of decent size. My hope is that i could fit two boats on the outside with a T configuration where the top of the T runs parallel to the shore. I plan on calling Concord as well as a dock company for some advice. Since the project is not imminent, I have been hesitant to engage a dock company. The Center Harbor Dock and Pier Co. is very close to me. Have people enjoyed working with them and do you believe they would look at a project like this that is likely a year or more off from becoming a reality?