Michigan-based Dock Builder Manufactures Long Lasting Dock Sections

PITTSFORD, Mich. - June 1, 2021 - PRLog -- Lake levels on the Great Lakes can fluctuate several inches year to year. Levels in smaller lakes change too, based on rain patterns, wildlife activity, or land use near your lake. You never want waves to come over the top of your dock. Evaluate the platform height from the water and modify leg heights as needed. Luckily, adjustments are much easier on an aluminum dock system than they are on a heavy wood unit.

Wood is good looking and traditional, but it is also subject to insect damage, water damage, and rot. If you have some slippery wood panels past their prime, you should upgrade to long-lasting, low-maintenance aluminum.

Even low-maintenance aluminum docks need some attention. Make a spring inspection part of your routine. Look at welds and seams. Check for level and make sure the foundation is solid. Check for missing bolts or caps and replace with factory parts from Alumi-Span. Spring is also a good time to make any improvements for safety and comfort. It's easy to add a ladder or kayak rack to an aluminum system. If you use your dock for fishing, maybe invest in polywood benches or chairs. Enjoy a worry-free season on the lake with your Alumi-Span dock.

About Alumi-Span Docks: Our aluminum boat docks are built to last the test of time. We manufacture all our dock sections and accessories in-house, so you can trust the quality of every piece of your dock, from the footings all the way to the sections themselves. https://www.alumi-span.com/Protecting-Your-Dock-Against-W...