Pinnacle Dock

Our Pinnacle Dock provides a beautiful, rustic look without the hassle of heavy wood.

This modular dock can easily take any shape you can imagine. Available in both Cedar and Sky Blue, with easy siderail attachments for a stunning variety of customization. Place benches and umbrellas anywhere along the edge of the dock without taking up valuable deck space (see pic below for example.)

Whether you're looking to replace your old dock or install a dock for the first time, you'll be amazed at how manageable and light our Pinnacle Dock system is compared to wood. Our brushed alluminum stays cooler than wood, and will last a lifetime. Both the tread and material are designed to make slipping significantly less likely than on other surfaces, and our robust support system makes for a stable and sturdy stroll over even the most choppy waters. All of these premium features and this unique look are available at reasonable prices.

If you'd like to get a quote, please call or email us with the following information ready:

• What is your lake address?
• What kind of layout would you like? (Even a basic sketch can be very helpful.)
• Does your shore start with beach, grass, or a sea wall? If it is a sea wall, how high off of the lake bed is it, and what material is it?
• What is your water depth?
  • We recommend taking a measurement every 10 feet from your desired starting point to your desired distance.
  • Your dock will need to be at least 12" to 18" above the water on an average inland lake, or even higher on rough lakes or lakes that experience seasonal flooding. If you aren't sure if this applies to you, we can generally tell by looking at a picture of an existing dock from the same lake.
• Is the ground sandy, or mucky? If it's mucky, how deep do you sink? The material on which your dock stands can have a large impact on the pole length required, as well as the type of footpads or augers you will need.
  • If your lake is mucky, you will need to measure muck depth every 10 feet as well as your water depth.
• Do you plan to use a boat lift, or do you plan to moor?
  • You should never moor a pontoon/tritoon directly to an aluminum dock on footpads. The results can be disastrous.

A picture is worth a thousand words, and sending us a picture will almost certainly save you a lot of time.