30 dock service listings in the Northeast

Marina Radar has 26 listings with dock services on record in 24 towns across CT, NY, MA, RI and NJ, plus 4 mobile businesses serving the area, including K.E. Braza Construction, Gwenmor Marina, Longshore Marine Construction, D&D Power & Pleasure and 26 more. Call the operator to confirm current service.

Dock services in Connecticut

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Dock services in New York

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Dock services in Massachusetts

Dock services in New Jersey

Up to 3 per state: businesses with a phone on record first, then by the number of facts on record. Sponsored listings get no ranking boost.

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Common questions

Where can I find dock services in the Northeast?

Marina Radar has 26 listings with dock services on record in 24 towns across CT, NY, MA, RI and NJ, plus 4 mobile businesses serving the area, including K.E. Braza Construction, Gwenmor Marina, Longshore Marine Construction, D&D Power & Pleasure and 26 more. Call the operator to confirm current service.

Source: Marina Radar listing records.

Which Connecticut towns have dock services on record?

New Milford (2), Morris (2), Old Saybrook (1), Stonington (1), East Lyme (1), Danbury (1), Brookfield (1), Stratford (1), Torrington (1).

Source: Marina Radar listing records.

Which New York towns have dock services on record?

Southold (2), Canandaigua (2), Brookhaven (1), Hempstead (1), Islip (1), East Hampton (1), Babylon (1), Queensbury (1), Riverhead (1), Shelter Island (1), Mattituck (2), Rye (1) and 7 more.

Source: Marina Radar listing records.

Which Massachusetts towns have dock services on record?

Falmouth (1), Mashpee (1), Wales (1).

Source: Marina Radar listing records.

Which New Jersey towns have dock services on record?

Sparta (1).

Source: Marina Radar listing records.

Do I need a permit to build a dock on the Connecticut coast?

Yes. CT DEEP's Land and Water Resources Division regulates residential docks in the tidal, coastal or navigable waters of Connecticut. A new dock may need an individual Structures, Dredging and Fill permit or may qualify for a General Permit, depending on its size and the resources at the property.

Source: CT DEEP: Residential Dock Guidelines

Is an old Connecticut dock grandfathered for repairs?

Usually not. CT DEEP says the only grandfathered docks are those built before June 24, 1939 and continuously maintained and serviceable since. Maintenance or changes to an existing dock may be eligible for a Certificate of Permission.

Source: CT DEEP: Residential Dock Guidelines