Docks, boat lifts, and seawall repair in Port of the Islands
Port of the Islands sits on the Faka Union Canal off US 41, a tidal waterway that reaches the Gulf through the Ten Thousand Islands.
Port of the Islands is in unincorporated Collier County, so most dock and lift permits go through the county. Some projects also need state or federal review, and we sort out which ones apply during the estimate.
Florida Certified Specialty Contractor, Lic. SCC131154723
The water at Port of the Islands
The Faka Union Canal is tidal, and it opens into mangrove backcountry before it reaches the Gulf. Docks and lifts here deal with salt water and the tide like any Gulf-side home.
Work here starts the way it does everywhere we work: a site visit, then a written estimate that spells out the job.
Sources: Waterway: U.S. Geological Survey; Visit Everglades City.
Service and repair in Port of the Islands
Port of the Islands questions
Do you work in Port of the Islands?
Yes. Port of the Islands is part of our service area, along with Naples, Marco Island, Everglades City.
Who handles permits for dock work at Port of the Islands?
Port of the Islands is in unincorporated Collier County, so most permits go through the county. Some projects also need state or federal review. We tell you which apply during the estimate.
Can you meet my house watcher or property manager?
Yes. We can meet whoever looks after the house while you are away and send you photos of what we find.
Work in Port of the Islands?
239-601-4114Call JJ or send a request with a few photos, and we will set up a site visit. Estimates are free.