Dock & Pier Maintenance Software
Decking, cleats, pilings, gangways, and utility pedestals — logged by float and finger, costed by dock, and inspected on a schedule instead of after a complaint.
- Treated decking 2x6 x 8"×4$68.00
- Galvanized lag bolt×16$18.00
Every float, finger, and piling on the same map.
- Locations nested by harbor, dock, float, finger, and slip
- Decking, fastener, and cleat repairs logged where they happened
- Piling, chafe gear, and gangway inspections on repeating schedules
- Utility pedestal power and water issues tracked per slip
- Treated lumber, hardware, and hose stocked and costed as it's used
Slip-level history
The same finger failing three seasons running is obvious instead of anecdotal.
Seasonal inspections
Pre-season and haul-out walk-throughs generate as work orders on their own.
Repair-or-rebuild numbers
Annual cost per dock, ready for the commission meeting.
Built for crews working over water.
Logged on the dock
The work order gets written on a phone at the slip, not back at the office that evening.
Storm damage
After a blow, log damage float by float so the insurance and repair list writes itself.
Hardware that walks
Track the fasteners and lumber you actually consume, so the shed is stocked before the season.
Running a full harbor or marina operation? See harbor & marina maintenance software.
Straightforward, per-seat pricing.
No setup fees. No sales calls required. Start with a 15-day free trial.
- Full admin access
- Unlimited work orders
- Cost reporting & search
- Inventory & locations setup
- Technician access
- Mobile-friendly entry
- Add or remove anytime
- No per-work-order fees
Common questions.
- How do I track dock maintenance by slip?
- Set up each dock, float, and finger as a location, with slips beneath them. A repair logged at Slip B-14 stays attached to that slip, so the next person can see the last three times the same cleat or decking board was worked on.
- What dock maintenance should be on a schedule?
- Seasonal decking and fastener inspections, piling and chafe gear checks, cleat and hardware tightening, gangway and ramp inspections, and utility pedestal checks. Set each as a repeating task so the pre-season walk-through is a work order, not a memory exercise.
- Can I show what a dock costs to keep in service?
- Yes. Materials and labor attach as jobs are closed, so each dock builds a running annual cost. That number is what a harbor commission or owner needs when deciding between another season of repairs and a rebuild.
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