About 25-30 minutes south of Tampa on I-75. Custom boat docks, seawalls, boat lifts, and storm-damage rebuilds for Apollo Beach waterfront homeowners.
Apollo Beach is a canal-front community designed around boating from the ground up — and after 30+ years building docks here, we know its canal system intimately. Most of Apollo Beach sits on a network of dredged finger canals connected to Tampa Bay through Lazy Pass Lagoon and the Apollo Beach Boulevard channel, which means every dock here is in protected water but with relatively shallow depth at low tide.
Apollo Beach builds typically focus on maximum slip utility — most homeowners have a primary boat plus jet skis or a smaller secondary boat, and the dock has to accommodate everything without sticking out into the canal navigation lane. We've designed and built hundreds of Apollo Beach docks specifically around these constraints, and we know the HOA and county quirks for every street.
Apollo Beach canal water depth varies more than people expect. The same canal can be 5 feet at one end and 2 feet at the other. We measure carefully because an undersized dock or lift in a shallow Apollo Beach slip is one of the most common expensive mistakes we get called in to fix. Get the depth survey right up front and the rest of the project runs smoothly.
Response time in Apollo Beach: We service Apollo Beach 2-3 times per week, so site visits are usually scheduled within 3-5 days. Free quotes back within 48 hours of the visit.
All four core services available throughout Apollo Beach and the surrounding Hillsborough County.
Most Apollo Beach docks run $25,000-$50,000 fully built and permitted. Canal-front builds are usually shorter than open-water docks (less length needed), which keeps the cost lower than equivalent Tampa or Davis Islands projects.
It depends on your specific canal and where in the canal your dock will sit. We measure depth at high and low tide as part of every quote. Some Apollo Beach canals run 5-7 feet; others bottom out at 2-3 feet at low tide, which limits boat size and lift placement.
Yes — both communities have architectural review committees that approve dock designs before permits are filed. We've built dozens of docks in both communities and know exactly what they approve and what gets kicked back. We handle the HOA submission as part of our process.
Yes — Apollo Beach is one of our higher-volume storm response areas. Many canals here saw significant surge during Idalia. We respond within 48-72 hours of major storms with insurance-documented assessments.
If you have waterfront property anywhere in Hillsborough or Pinellas County, we can build there.