Engineered systems for LNG sites, ports, aquaculture, First Nations infrastructure, and remote marine access. Supplied, delivered, and installed across British Columbia.
Most industrial marine projects don't fit an off-the-shelf dock. You have a shoreline, a load profile, environmental constraints, and a schedule — and the floating infrastructure has to work within all of them. Our job is to specify the right EZ Dock system for the conditions your project actually operates in: ice, tidal exposure, wake, salt, heavy loads, and years of continuous use.
We configure EZ Dock systems for the full range of industrial marine applications — from single-purpose work platforms to multi-section infrastructure.
Multi-section floating platforms configured for your operation. Common applications include work floats, staging platforms, barge-access structures, and operational decks.
Deadweight anchoring, seawall attachment, stiff-arm mooring systems, and custom anchoring approaches for sites where standard piling isn't an option. We work with the distributor's engineering team on load calculations when the project requires formal submissions.
Floating infrastructure for aquaculture operations — feed platforms, crew decks, and net pen access. Modular design means you can reconfigure or expand as your operation changes.
Sites reached by barge, helicopter, or gravel road. We've worked on installations that required ferry transport, winter access, and staged deliveries. Logistics is part of the scope we think through upfront.
Floating dock systems for community infrastructure, remote access, and resource operations. We work with band councils, economic development corporations, and their contractors on projects across BC.
Modular floating breakwater systems for protecting marinas, work sites, and shoreline infrastructure from wake and chop.
Our role is to scope the system, supply the components, and coordinate the install. Here's how that typically unfolds.
You describe the site, the use case, and the schedule. We ask the questions that surface what the project actually needs — load capacity, environmental exposure, access constraints, any engineering or permitting requirements.
We configure an EZ Dock system around your requirements, work with the distributor's engineering team where needed, and produce a detailed quote covering components, anchoring, delivery logistics, and installation. Pricing is fixed once the scope is confirmed.
Once scope is confirmed, we handle procurement and delivery to your site — including staged or phased deliveries for larger projects or remote locations. You tell us when you need components on site; we build the delivery plan around that.
Depending on site requirements, we either install directly or coordinate with your marine contractor. We hand over with documentation, anchoring confirmation, and guidance on seasonal inspection.
We've worked across the province — from interior lakes to coastal sites to remote industrial locations. The conditions matter, and the way infrastructure holds up depends on understanding them.
EZ Dock has been engineering floating dock systems in Monett, Missouri since 1991, and is a recognized leader in modular floating infrastructure. Every system comes with a 10-year manufacturer warranty on float components.
You work with the owner of the business from first conversation through installation. Decisions happen quickly, and commitments don't get lost between layers of project management.
Detailed quotes covering components, engineering support, delivery, and installation. No marked-up line items, no buried logistics costs, no surprises between quote and delivery.
EZ Dock floating systems are manufactured in Monett, Missouri and rotomolded from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) with UV stabilizers and color throughout the material. Key properties relevant to industrial applications:
Component-level specifications, load ratings, and engineering documentation are available on request for active project scopes.
Contact us to discuss recent projects and references.
Our Industrial Specification Guide — covering EZ Dock platform configurations, load capacities, anchoring systems, and deployment considerations for BC industrial sites — is in preparation. Reach out and we'll walk through specifications directly in the meantime.
The earlier we're in the conversation, the better the system fits your site. If you're at RFP, preliminary design, or even just early planning, reach out — we'll walk through what's possible and what it takes.
Email: info@cascadedock.ca
Phone: 250-470-2235