Marinas & boat clubs

Marina docks.
Planned around
your operation.

New slips, a dock replacement or a better connection to shore. Explore standard and custom FWM aluminum systems nationwide, and commercial EZ Dock systems in the Northeast.

Floating docks and boat slips at Breezy Point Marina in Warwick, Rhode Island
Breezy Point Marina · Warwick, Rhode Island
FWM aluminum nationwideStandard systems and custom fabrication
EZ Dock in the NortheastModular polyethylene dock systems
Plan for 2027 and beyondStart before every detail is decided

Designed around daily use

Plan for more
than a slip count.

The right starting point is how your marina operates. Bring us the boats you serve, the layout you have and the improvements you want to make.

Boats & berths

Boat lengths and beams, the intended slip mix, visitor access and room for future changes.

People & circulation

Main walkways, fingers, shore connections and how members, guests and staff move through the marina.

Water & exposure

Depth, changing water levels, waves, ice and the site’s anchoring requirements.

Existing infrastructure

Shoreline structures, pilings, current dock connections and what may remain in a replacement project.

Project responsibilities

Identify the products, installation, site work and other services to include in the project scope.

Timing & phasing

Target opening dates, seasonal removal, construction access and whether the work may happen in phases.

Choose the system. Define the details.

Two dock systems.
A site-specific decision.

Aerial view of an FWM aluminum marina dock layout with finger slips and moored boats
FWM aluminum · Available nationwide

Manufactured for standard
and custom layouts.

Start with welded aluminum dock sections and discuss the layout, decking, gangways and fabricated details your marina needs.

  • Floating systems: discuss flotation, access and anchoring together with the site’s water-level range.
  • Stationary systems: review the supporting structure, site depth and seasonal requirements.
  • Custom components: discuss gangways, railings and connections where standard sections meet the site.
Explore FWM aluminum systems
EZ Dock marina slips and personal watercraft ports at Breezy Point Marina in Warwick, Rhode Island
EZ Dock · Northeast projects

Modular docks for
a connected waterfront.

EZ Dock’s polyethylene sections can be configured for marina slips, shared access and recreation areas. Discuss the sections and accessories needed for your waterfront.

  • Marina layouts: dock sections, fingers and connections arranged around the boats you serve.
  • Additional uses: kayak launches, rowing access, boat ports and personal watercraft areas.
  • Shore access: consider gangways and the transition from the site to the floating system.
Explore EZ Dock Northeast

Product suitability, loading, anchoring and access requirements are reviewed for the individual site. Installation and site services are confirmed for each project and location.

See the system in use

Real marinas.
Different waterfront needs.

From boat slips and personal watercraft ports to community access and gangways, see how each layout responds to the waterfront it serves.

EZ Dock marina slips and personal watercraft ports at Breezy Point Marina in Warwick, Rhode Island
EZ Dock marina · Warwick, RI

Breezy Point Marina

Floating walkways, finger slips and personal watercraft ports share one waterfront layout. This Rhode Island marina shows how boat berths and additional watercraft access can fit together.

Discuss a layout for your marina
Slip layout at the Sleepy Hollow Lake EZ Dock marina
EZ Dock & FWM gangways · 100+ slips

Sleepy Hollow Lake

More than 100 slips in Athens, New York, with EZ Dock sections, FWM gangways, two docks flanking the boat launch and a separate kayak launch. A community waterfront with several ways to reach the water.

Explore the community marina

Planning an aluminum layout with a custom shoreline connection? See the 10-slip Beach Club & Grill project

Bring what you know

A useful first conversation
starts with your site.

A finished design is welcome. A rough layout and a goal are useful, too.

For a 2027 project, use the months ahead to gather site information, discuss options and identify decisions that affect the schedule.

Share My Project
01

Location, layout & intended use

Send the city and state, current or proposed slip count, boat sizes and what is changing. An aerial photo or marked-up site image can help explain the goal.

02

Plans, photos & open questions

Share a layout, measurements or bid documents if available. Include known site, access, utility or permitting requirements, and tell us what still needs to be resolved.

03

Budget priorities & target timing

Tell us the season you are working toward and whether the project is a replacement, expansion or new build. Discuss the scope and responsibilities before scheduling production and delivery.

Keep the details accessible

Resources for
your project team.

FWM aluminum floating docks Section information, frames and options.Aluminum gangways & ramps Standard components and custom dimensions to discuss.Commercial planning resources Catalog information, specifications and the path to a proposal.

Marina planning questions.

What affects the cost of a marina dock system?

The slip layout, dock area, standard or custom components, decking, flotation or supports, gangways, anchoring and delivery all shape the scope. Identify which installation and site services should be included so proposals can be compared clearly.

Can we replace part of the marina first?

Bring the existing layout, connection details and proposed phases to the first conversation. Compatibility, site access and responsibilities need to be confirmed before deciding how new and existing sections can work together.

Can you work from an owner’s or contractor’s plans?

Share the documents with the project inquiry. Our team can review the requested dock products and custom fabrication requirements, then identify the information needed to prepare the next step.

Which system is right for changing water levels?

Floating and stationary systems have different site requirements. Discuss the water-level range, exposure, shoreline connection and anchoring so those conditions guide the product selection.

Can we begin planning before the 2027 season?

Yes. Start with the location, goal and target timing. Product selection, site decisions, approvals and delivery arrangements can be discussed as the project scope develops.

Your next marina project

Bring us the waterfront.
Let’s discuss the next step.

New construction, a replacement or an expansion. Tell us what you are planning and when you want to use it.

Start My Marina Inquiry

FWM aluminum docks nationwide.
EZ Dock systems in the Northeast.

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