EZ Dock of Long Island has been serving Long Island’s waterfront communities for more than 15 years, offering innovative modular docking systems for residential, commercial, and government clients. Our floating docks can be easily expanded or customized over time, and our services range from boat lifts to kayak launches, ensuring a seamless waterfront experience.
Floating docks offer a significant environmental advantage due to their minimal impact on the surrounding ecosystem. Traditional fixed docks often require extensive groundwork and permanent alterations to the seabed, which can disrupt local habitats and marine life. In contrast, floating docks are designed to adjust with water levels and currents, leaving the underwater environment largely undisturbed. This adaptive nature ensures that aquatic plants and animals can thrive without interference from human-made structures.
Construction of floating docks typically requires fewer ecologically damaging materials than traditional docks. For instance, they do not necessitate the use of treated lumber or pilings that contain chemicals harmful to aquatic ecosystems. By avoiding these substances, floating dock companies help preserve water quality and protect marine species from exposure to toxic compounds that can accumulate in the food chain, ultimately supporting a healthier environment.
The design of floating docks naturally contributes to better water quality compared to their fixed counterparts. Since they float on the surface, there is ample room for water circulation beneath them, which helps prevent stagnation and reduces the risk of algal blooms commonly associated with poor water flow. Furthermore, by eliminating the need for disruptive excavation work required for fixed docks, sediment disturbance is minimized, thereby maintaining clearer water that benefits both people and wildlife.
As climate change prompts rising sea levels and increased storm frequency, coastal resilience becomes ever more critical. Floating docks are inherently adaptable to changing water conditions; they rise and fall with tides and can withstand higher levels of flooding without damage. This flexibility makes them a sustainable option that enhances shoreline stability by absorbing wave energy rather than transferring it to the shore where it can cause erosion or other harm. Consequently, floating dock installations contribute positively towards long-term coastal preservation efforts.
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Service Areas | College Point, Far Rockaway, Flushing, Howard Beach, Rockaway Beach, Whitestone, Gerritsen Beach, Mill Basin, Sheepshead Bay, NY |
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EZ Dock | A brand of modular floating docks that offer easy installation and customization for various watercraft activities. |
Jetski Dock | A specialized floating platform designed for docking and storing Jet Skis or other personal watercraft. |
Jet Ski Dock | A floating or fixed platform used for parking or docking Jet Skis. |
Jet Ski Floating Dock | A floating dock designed specifically for Jet Skis, allowing easy access and launch. |
Solar Dock Lights | Lights powered by solar energy, typically used to illuminate docks at night for safety and aesthetics. |
Depending on the location, you may need permits to install a floating dock. It's important to check local regulations.
The weight capacity depends on the material and design but typically ranges from 25 to 50 pounds per square foot.
Yes, many floating dock systems are modular, allowing you to expand or reconfigure the dock as needed.
Floating docks are typically made from durable, UV-resistant plastic, aluminum, or wood.
With proper care, floating docks can last anywhere from 15 to 25 years, depending on the material and environment.