Local guidance on NJ permits, piling condition, dock types, costs, tides, and coastal weather.
February 19, 2026
Most new docks and major dock changes in coastal New Jersey need an NJDEP waterfront approval, a local construction permit, or both. This guide explains the usual review path before work begins.
Read more →April 9, 2026
Treated timber dock pilings in New Jersey often provide roughly 20 to 40 years of service, but marine borers, installation, and the waterline exposure zone can shorten that range. Inspection matters more than age alone.
Read more →June 4, 2026
Fixed docks suit many sheltered Barnegat Bay lagoons, while floating docks track ordinary water level changes and need room to move. The right choice depends on tide, depth, bottom, exposure, and access.
Read more →Tell us what you see at the dock, wall, lift, or pilings. We will arrange a site visit and explain the next step.
