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Your Local Custom Dock Builder, Lee and Hendry Counties Swears By

Choose Honc Docks & Lifts for all your dock installation needs. We offer a wide selection of custom docks to fit any boat owner’s needs. When you choose us, you’ll get products that demonstrate the best of Old Florida craftsmanship and use of modern technology.
For more than 60 years, we’ve been constructing durable, long-lasting boat docks throughout Southwest Florida. Call us at (239) 772-8181 today so we can get started on yours. Be sure to ask about our warranties.

Aerial view of a large boat docked at a spacious waterfront dock surrounded by calm waters.

Benefits of Custom Boat Docks

Choosing a custom boat dock offers numerous benefits, ensuring a perfect fit for your specific needs and preferences. A custom dock builder in Cape Coral, FL that provides service in the surrounding area can design a dock tailored to your waterfront property, enhancing functionality and aesthetics. Custom docks are built with high-quality materials for durability and can include unique features like slip covers, storage options, and integrated lighting. Personalized designs also ensure better access and safety for your boats and water activities. By investing in a custom boat dock, you not only improve the value of your property but also enjoy a seamless and enjoyable waterfront experience.

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Colors Available

Gray Decking
Sand Decking
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Floating Docks

Floating docks can be built in many shapes, sizes, and styles. At Honc Docks & Lifts, we most commonly use foam-filled plastic floats for support and a wooden frame that matches the standard fixed dock. The frame is then decked with marine-grade wood or plastic decking to match the fixed dock. Additional options include aluminum-framed floating docks or Concrete floating docks. Aluminum- or wood-framed ramps are used to allow the homeowner access down to the floating dock from the uplands.

We prefer our docks to be built 8′ or 10′ wide for stability. Floating docks can make loading or unloading a boat with people or supplies easier than with fixed docks. Additionally, kayakers enjoy the low free-board for entry and exit.

Schedule an appointment for your FREE on-site estimate on a brand-new custom dock built by Honc Docks & Lifts.

Cape Coral Dock Repairs

Cape Coral’s waterfront lifestyle depends on safe, durable docks that can withstand constant exposure to sun, saltwater, and changing weather conditions. Over time, dock boards, pilings, hardware, and structural components can deteriorate, making professional repairs essential for maintaining both safety and property value.

If your dock is showing signs of wear, our team provides expert Dock Repair in Cape Coral services to restore strength, stability, and appearance. We also recommend regular Dock and Lift Maintenance in Cape Coral to help prevent costly repairs, extend the life of your waterfront equipment, and keep your dock and boat lift operating at their best year-round.

Fort Myers Dock Repair

Waterfront structures are constantly exposed to sun, storms, tides, and daily use, making regular upkeep essential for long-term performance. Addressing damaged decking, loose hardware, or structural wear early can help protect your investment and maintain a safe, attractive waterfront.

For expert repair and maintenance services, explore our resources on Dock Repair in Fort Myers, Dock and Lift Maintenance in Fort Myers, and Dock Builders in Fort Myers.

Dock Designs

Design Your Custom Dock Today
Blueprint of a dual-platform dock featuring a 28'6" slip, 12' cradle system, and central walkway for efficient docking and recreational use.
Dock layout featuring dual platforms, a 28’6″ slip with 12′ cradle, and central walkway, designed for a 120′ lot width.
Blueprint of an angled single-slip dock featuring a 25' slip, 12' cradle system, and compact platform for mid-sized vessels.
Dock layout with a 25′ angled slip, 12′ cradle, and 27’4″ platform, designed for efficient use of an 80′ lot width.
Blueprint of a dual-slip dock with 25' slips, 12' cradles, and a central 3' walkway for easy access and efficient docking.
Dock layout featuring dual 25′ slips with 12′ cradles, a central walkway, and spacious platforms for multiple vessel docking.
Blueprint of a straight dock featuring a 35' covered slip, 15'6" cradle system, and a central platform for maintenance and boarding.
Dock layout featuring a 35′ covered slip, central platform, and extended walkway, designed for 80′ lot widths.
Blueprint of a curved L-shaped dock with a 69'3" main platform, angled slip with cradle system, and 30' access walkway.
Dock layout featuring a curved 67’7″ platform, angled boat slip with cradle, and extended walkway for wide waterfront properties.
Blueprint of a floating dock with a 16-foot cradle system, 60-foot floating platform, and 15-foot platform extension for adaptable water access.
Dock layout featuring a floating 60-foot platform, 16-foot cradle, and extended walkway for properties with fluctuating water levels.
Blueprint of an octagonal dock platform with a 13'10" diameter, extended 30-foot walkway, and a curved connection to the shoreline.
Dock layout featuring a 13’10” octagonal platform with a 30-foot walkway, designed for leisure and adaptable waterfront access.
Blueprint of an L-shaped dock featuring a 32-foot slip, 13-foot cradle, 52-foot main platform, and a curved corner for optimal waterfront use.
L-shaped dock layout with a 32-foot slip, 13-foot cradle, and extended platforms, designed for large properties or marinas.
Blueprint of a linear dock with a covered cradle system, 38'6" walkway, and 12' wide storage platform for functional waterfront access.
Dock layout featuring a covered cradle system, 12′ storage platform, and 38’6″ walkway, designed for 85′ lot widths.
Blueprint of a compact dock with a 12' elevated cradle system, 22' roof, and 10' storage area for 50' lot width properties.
Dock layout featuring a 12′ cradle system with a 22′ roof and 10′ storage platform, designed for efficient use of 50′ lot widths.
Blueprint of a dual-slip dock featuring two 28-foot slips, twin 11-foot cradles, and a central 5-foot walkway for easy access.
Dock layout featuring two 28-foot slips with twin cradles and a central walkway, designed for 120-foot lot widths.
Blueprint of a curved multi-slip dock featuring a 34-foot slip, 26-foot slip, and a 99-foot curved platform for unique waterfront properties.
Dock layout featuring a curved 99-foot platform with 34-foot and 26-foot angled slips, tailored for curved waterfront properties.
Blueprint of an angled single-slip dock with a 28-foot slip, 12-foot cradle system, and extended platform for enhanced functionality.
Dock layout featuring a 28-foot angled slip with a 12-foot cradle and extended platform, designed for 80-foot lot widths.
Blueprint of an angled single-slip dock with a 24-foot slip, 11-foot cradle system, and compact platform for efficient space usage.
Dock layout featuring a 24-foot angled slip with an 11-foot cradle and a compact platform, designed for 90-foot lot widths.
Blueprint of a compact covered dock with an 11-foot cradle system, 16-foot platform, and 23.5-foot covered section for efficient docking.
Dock layout featuring an 11-foot cradle system, covered platform, and efficient design tailored for an 80-foot lot width.
Blueprint of an angled dock with dual cradle systems, extended roof coverage, and a 34-foot slip designed for mid-sized vessels.
Dock layout featuring a 34-foot angled slip, dual cradle systems, and a 32-foot roof for enhanced weather protection and functionality.
Blueprint of a straight dock with a 27-foot boat slip, 12-foot cradle system, and a long 68-foot walkway for easy access.
Dock layout featuring a 27-foot slip, 12-foot cradle, and an 87-foot overall length with an extended walkway for streamlined functionality.
Blueprint of a compact single-slip dock with a 26-foot slip, 11-foot cradle system, and 20-foot projection for compact waterfront properties.
Dock layout featuring a 26-foot slip with an 11-foot cradle, 20-foot projection, and compact design for an 80-foot lot width.
Blueprint of a multi-use dock with a 30-foot angled slip, 12-foot cradle, veranda roof, and an 18x12 entertainment platform.
Dock layout featuring a 30-foot angled slip with a veranda roof and an 18×12 platform for hosting and relaxation.
Blueprint of a linear dock with a 12-foot cradle system, 14.5-foot platform, and 25.5-foot extension for recreational use.
Dock layout featuring a 12-foot cradle system, 14.5-foot platform, and an extended section for fishing or recreation, designed for 80-foot lot widths.
Blueprint of an angled boat slip dock with dual roof coverage, featuring a 14-foot cradle system and detailed dimensions.
Dock blueprint featuring an angled boat slip with dual roof protection, designed for mid-sized boats and efficient use of waterfront space.
Blueprint of a multi-vessel dock featuring a boat cradle, dual jet ski cradle, and angled extension for added utility.
Detailed drawing of a dock designed for multi-vessel use, including a boat cradle, jet ski cradle, and an angled extension for maximum versatility.
Technical drawing of an angled dual-vessel dock with a 14-foot cradle system and extended slip for large boats.
Blueprint of an angled dock designed for a large vessel and smaller boat, featuring a 14-foot cradle and extended slip.
Technical drawing of a double-slip covered dock with cradle systems, central walkway, and detailed dimensions for larger lot widths.
Blueprint of a double-slip dock with a central walkway, designed for 140-foot lot widths and dual-boat compatibility.

Cape Coral Planning

Cape Coral waterfront projects require thoughtful planning, especially when comparing Gulf access vs freshwater canal docks in Cape Coral and understanding how each environment affects dock design, lift selection, and long-term maintenance. Working with experienced dock builders in Cape Coral helps property owners navigate everything from seawall considerations to vessel clearance and storm preparation.

A successful project also starts with understanding Cape Coral dock permits and lift planning guide requirements, including setbacks, environmental approvals, and electrical coordination before construction begins. Proper planning ensures your dock and lift system are built for both performance and Southwest Florida waterfront conditions.

Fort Myers Planning

Planning a new waterfront project starts with understanding your property, permitting requirements, and long-term goals. Whether you’re considering a new dock, replacing an aging structure, or evaluating the best design for your shoreline, these resources can help you make informed decisions.

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