About 40-50 minutes from Tampa. Custom boat docks, seawalls, boat lifts, and storm-damage rebuilds for Dunedin waterfront homeowners.
Dunedin waterfront includes some of the most charming and well-maintained residential waterfront in north Pinellas — primarily on the Intracoastal Waterway with frontage facing west toward Caladesi Island and Honeymoon Island. The downtown Dunedin marina area, the established residential streets near Edgewater Park, and the newer development on the north end all have different waterfront conditions.
We've built Dunedin docks for two decades and have working knowledge of the city's downtown waterfront overlay districts (which add architectural review on top of county permitting), the marina-adjacent residential streets, and the open-Intracoastal residential frontage farther north. The community's waterfront character is protected enough that style matters here — generic dock designs sometimes get kicked back at city review.
Dunedin has stricter aesthetic review than most Pinellas waterfront cities — especially in the downtown and Edgewater Park overlay districts. Style standards matter. We work with several Dunedin-specific design conventions (lower-profile rails, certain decking color ranges, restrained lighting) that keep our work flying through city review while still building a dock that performs structurally.
Response time in Dunedin: Dunedin site visits typically scheduled within 5-7 days. Quotes back within 48-72 hours.
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Yes — Dunedin city has architectural overlay districts that add review on top of standard Pinellas County permitting. We know the conventions and handle the city-level submission as part of our process.
Most Dunedin residential dock builds run $28,000-$60,000 fully built and permitted. Newer north-end builds tend higher due to larger boats and composite materials; established central Dunedin tends toward the lower end.
Limited work there because most of that frontage is state park land. Where private residential frontage exists, yes — but those projects have significant tidal flow considerations that affect engineering.
We're still doing Idalia-related rebuilds and refresh work across Dunedin two years out, particularly on the marina-adjacent residential streets that saw significant surge.
If you have waterfront property anywhere in Hillsborough or Pinellas County, we can build there.