Aluminum Docks in Maine

Stationary and floating aluminum docks, built in our Naples shop and installed by our own crew.

One builder, from our shop to your shoreline.

Our aluminum docks work for both residential and commercial jobs. We build stationary docks on legs for shallow water and floating docks for water that changes level, and our commercial client list includes marinas and boat yards all over Maine and New Hampshire.

Aluminum Docks Built in Maine

Every aluminum dock we sell is built by Alummikon in our own shop at 204 Casco Road in Naples, Maine, on proprietary aluminum extrusions we have developed in-house since 2000. The same company designs it, builds it and installs it on your shoreline. No distributor, no outside installer, no handoffs.

We have been building and installing docks on Maine lakes for 32 years, since 1994.

Three Aluminum Dock Systems

Alummikon

Our heavy-duty stationary dock. Built for rough water and deep water, with an all-aluminum frame and stainless-steel nuts and bolts that will not corrode.

See Alummikon docks

Alummi-Lite

Lightweight aluminum dock sections for small and mid-sized lakes and ponds. Light, simple and priced for the do-it-yourselfer.

See Alummi-Lite docks

Alummi-Float

An all-welded aluminum floating dock that rides up and down with the lake. Sections 4, 6 or 8 ft wide and 10 to 20 ft long, on DPI engineered floats.

See Alummi-Float docks

Stationary or Floating?

Go stationary if the water is shallow with a firm bottom. Pick Alummikon for rough or deep water, Alummi-Lite for a protected lake or pond.

Go floating if your water level changes through the season, the water is deep at the end of the dock, or the bottom is too soft for legs. Floating docks work best where wave action is minimal.

Not sure? Tell us about your shoreline and we will tell you which one fits.

How It Works

Site visit. We look at your shoreline, water depth, slope, ice and how you will use the dock.
Design and quote. We design the dock for your site. Our quote covers building, delivery and installation. If your permit or project needs a PE stamp, our engineer of record provides it.
Built in Naples. Manufacturing usually takes 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the season and the size of the job.
Installed by our crew. Most residential installations take 1 to 3 days.

Pricing depends on size, layout, site conditions, decking and accessories. Our aluminum dock cost guide walks through what drives the price.

Where We Install

Sebago Lake, Long Lake, Thompson Lake, Watchic Lake, Panther Pond, Moosehead Lake, the Belgrade Lakes, the Rangeley Lakes and coastal Maine, plus New Hampshire and Massachusetts. See our Maine dock installation page for more.

Get an Aluminum Dock Quote Call 207-209-2924

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you build your aluminum docks yourselves?

Yes. Our docks are built by Alummikon in our own shop at 204 Casco Road in Naples, Maine, and installed by our own crews.

Which aluminum dock is right for my Maine lake?

It depends on your shoreline. Alummikon is our heavy-duty stationary dock for rough or deep water. Alummi-Lite is a lightweight stationary dock for small and mid-sized lakes and ponds. Alummi-Float is a floating dock for water that changes level, deep water or a soft bottom. We can look at your site and recommend one.

How much does an aluminum dock cost in Maine?

It depends on size, layout, site conditions, decking and accessories. We quote after a free site visit. Our aluminum dock cost guide explains the price ranges and what drives them.

How long does it take to get a dock?

Manufacturing usually takes 4 to 8 weeks depending on the season and the size of the job. Most residential installations take 1 to 3 days. To be in the water by Memorial Day, get your quote done in winter.

Are your docks PE-stamped?

Our docks are engineered by Alummikon's engineer of record, licensed in 49 states, and stamped when a permit or project needs it.