Frequently Asked Questions

We're based in Woolwich, Maine and proudly serve the entire Midcoast region including Bath, Brunswick, Boothbay, Georgetown, Phippsburg, Topsham, and surrounding coastal communities. If your town isn't listed, contact us - we may still be able to help!

Midcoast Dock LLC has been building quality marine structures throughout the Midcoast Maine region for years. Our team brings decades of combined experience in marine construction, ensuring professional results on every project.

Yes! We are fully licensed and insured. All our work is completed to code and we carry comprehensive liability insurance for your peace of mind. We can provide proof of insurance upon request.

Absolutely! We provide free, no-obligation estimates for all projects. We'll visit your site, assess your needs, discuss your vision, and provide a detailed quote. Contact us today to schedule your free estimate.

Yes, most marine construction projects in Maine require permits from the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and potentially the Army Corps of Engineers. The specific permits depend on the size and type of structure, water body classification, and environmental factors.

Yes! We handle all permitting from start to finish. This includes applications to the DEP, Army Corps of Engineers, and any local authorities. We'll manage all the paperwork, submit applications, and coordinate with regulatory agencies so you don't have to worry about it.

Permit timelines vary depending on the project complexity and agency workload. Typically, permits take 4-12 weeks to process. We'll provide realistic timelines during your estimate and keep you updated throughout the process.

Construction time varies by project size and complexity. A typical residential dock takes 1-3 weeks to complete once permits are approved. Larger commercial projects may take longer. We'll provide a detailed timeline during your estimate.

We use only premium marine-grade materials built to last in Maine's harsh coastal environment. This includes pressure-treated lumber, composite decking options, stainless steel or hot-dipped galvanized hardware, high-density foam flotation, and marine-grade aluminum for ramps and accessories.

Our primary construction season runs from spring through fall when water conditions are optimal. Winter projects are sometimes possible depending on weather and ice conditions. Contact us to discuss your specific timing needs.

Yes! We offer seasonal dock installation in spring and removal in fall. This protects your investment from ice damage and extends the life of your dock. Contact us to schedule your seasonal service.