Dock Builders in New Port Richey, FL

A river town finding its stride

New Port Richey is in the middle of a genuine revival — the historic downtown on the Cotee River is buzzing again, the riverfront is getting attention, and the old river cottages along the Cotee's winding course are being loved back to life. It's a town where the river is the main street, and the docks are part of the story.

The Cotee River — the Pithlachascotee, properly — winds from the interior through town to the Gulf, narrow and twisting upstream, broader near the mouth. River docks here deal with current, winding channels, and the river's famous hairpin bends. It's characterful water that rewards local knowledge.

Old cottages, new docks

A lot of our New Port Richey work is on the classic river cottages: small lots, big charm, and docks that have seen decades. We restore what can be restored — and these old docks often can be, with redecking and re-piling — and we build new where new makes sense, designed to suit the cottage scale rather than overwhelm it.

Downtown's riverfront energy is spilling over into commercial dock interest too — restaurants and venues looking at dock-and-dine. We do commercial waterfront work alongside the residential, with the same honest approach: assess, design, permit, build.

Call (301) 679-9193 or send the form for a free on-site estimate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you restore my old Cotee River cottage dock?

Often, yes. We test the pilings and structure and show you what's salvageable. Many of these old river docks have good bones — redecking and selective re-piling bring them back beautifully.

How do you handle the Cotee's current?

The river's bends and current mean pilings go deep against scour and bracing handles lateral load. We design for your specific stretch — the upper river and the lower river are different waters.

Do you do commercial docks for downtown venues?

Yes. Dock-and-dine and venue waterfronts are part of our commercial work — safe transient docking, good lighting, and designs that handle the public.