Prep Your Bulkhead for Houston’s April Showers
April showers in Houston are more like “April’s torrential downpours.” While these massive thunderstorms still bring May flowers (and flash floods, and downed tree limbs), they also put immense pressure on your bulkhead. In fact, this time of year is when your bulkhead is most vulnerable to erosion. Fortunately, a spring cleaning and inspection can […]
The Spring Houston Dock “Health Check”
Prime boating season is nearly here! The excitement is building, but take a pause. Your dock has just survived another winter of fluctuating temperatures and damp conditions. Before you load the cooler and uncover the boat, it is essential to perform a “Spring Health Check.” Taking an hour to inspect your structure now can prevent […]
Protecting Your Houston Boathouse During Severe Thunderstorms
In our last post we covered how to winterize your boat house so that severe winter weather like the ice and snow storm the Houston area saw recently could be protected. Severe thunderstorms, are, of course, far more common. High-wind thunderstorms, sudden squalls, and hurricane force winds are common. And your boathouse is vulnerable. Want […]
Protecting Your Houston Boathouse from Ice & Snow
The increasing frequency of severe winter weather in Houston provides some unique challenges to waterfront homeowners who thought they were living in a climate that was consistently warm and mild for most of the year. What used to be a “once in a century” freeze now seems to happen almost every year, and experts suggest […]
Saltwater vs. Freshwater Dock Maintenance: Key Differences for Houston Waterfronts
Houston has many waterways, both saltwater and freshwater. Each requires different types of maintenance. Find out what you need to do.
How to Properly Maintain Your Dream Boat Dock
Help your dock continue to enhance your life by using these simple tips to keep it in excellent shape.
How to Extend the Lifespan of Your Dock
A boat dock is a big investment, and it’s natural that you won’t want to replace yours anytime soon. Fortunately, when a boat dock receives the proper care it can last anywhere from 20 to 30 years. Here are the steps you’ll need to take to ensure that your dock lasts as long as possible. […]