Tampa Floating Docks & Drive-On Ports

Made for bay tide & river level

Floating platforms follow Tampa Bay’s tides and the Hillsborough River’s level changes. Hinge/pipe-sleeve kits keep alignment tight along seawalls and narrow canals.

Salt-smart & low-upkeep

UV-stable, foam-filled shells resist sun and salt. Rinse and relax—no rot, sanding, or repainting.

Expand later

Start with a lounge dock; add a PWC, boat, or pontoon port without tearing out your foundation.

• Long hot season: late spring through early fall brings daily boating. Floating ports keep hulls dry between runs and cut growth.
• Afternoon storms: summer pop-ups and windy squalls are normal. Floating systems rise with short-term surges and return to level automatically.
• Mild winters: cooler temps but active boating—especially on the river and in sheltered canals.
• Hurricane season: June–November. Modular docks + proper anchoring let you prep fast and recover quickly after high water.

Tip: add a ProTect’R™ canopy to shield from UV and summer rain while loading/unloading.

• PWC / Jet Ski drive-on ports for river and bay channels
• Boat ports sized for bay boats, skiffs, and family center consoles
• Pontoon & tritoon ports — power-free, drive-on convenience
• ProTect’R™ canopies — shade + protection from sun and summer storms
• Steps, cleats, bumpers, ladders for tight canal sides

Approach, wind & wake

We set port position and bow stop for bay chop, sea-breeze crosswind, and tight turning radii. Hardware and anchoring match your shoreline (seawall/pilings/floating).

River considerations

On the Hillsborough, we account for current and level changes, and spec pipe sleeves or hinge kits to keep alignment smooth.

Permitting guidance

Many modular additions are straightforward. We outline drawings, setbacks, and typical steps as part of your quote—tailored to Tampa waters.

Neighborhood fit

Low-profile installs that look great along Bayshore, Channelside, and the island neighborhoods.