Modular floating dock systems for BC lakefront and oceanfront homes. Fast to install, low to maintain, built to handle whatever the season brings.
Your waterfront should work for the way you actually use it — whether that's morning swims, launching the boat on a Friday afternoon, or a place for the kids to jump off all summer. We'll help you figure out the right size, the right layout, and the right add-ons for your shoreline, then get it in the water without the headaches that usually come with a dock project.
Most residential dock projects follow the same path. Here's what to expect.
Tell us about your shoreline, your boat, and how you plan to use the dock. We'll ask the right questions — water depth, exposure, seasonal swings, access — and recommend a configuration that actually fits your site.
We'll put together a system that works for your needs and your budget, with a clear quote covering the dock itself, any add-ons, delivery, and installation. No surprise line items.
Once you're ready to go, we schedule delivery and installation. Most residential systems are in the water in a single day. Then it's yours for the season — and the next twenty.
EZ Dock systems are modular, so every layout is configured to the shoreline. These are the most common starting points.
Typically a single 8×10 or 8×15 platform extending off the shoreline. Ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and casual water access. Often paired with a swim ladder and optional bench seating.
Usually a T-shape or L-shape layout — 8×20 to 8×30 — giving you a walkway out and a platform to tie up alongside. Configured for your boat's beam and depth requirements.
Larger combinations that bring it all together: swim space, boat moorage, a PWC port, and a kayak or paddleboard launch. Modular sections let you add to the system in future seasons as your use of the water grows.
EZ Dock accessories let you configure the system for the specific things you want to do on the water.
A drive-on, drive-off port for your jet ski or PWC. No straps, no winches — just drive up and walk off.
A low-profile launch platform that lets you get in and out of a kayak or SUP without the usual wobble and splash. Rail-assisted versions are available for easier access.
Standard dock-mounted ladder for easy in-and-out from the water. Typically five-step, designed to stay rigid in chop.
Modular bench kits that bolt directly to the dock surface. Good for a coffee spot, a fishing perch, or just somewhere to sit.
Raised curbing along the edge of the dock — helpful for kids, pets, and keeping gear from sliding overboard.
Low-voltage dock lighting for safe evening access and ambient waterfront feel — ask about options.
Every site is different, but these ranges give a realistic starting point for planning.
A single platform for swimming, lounging, and light water access. Great for cottages, secondary properties, and simpler shorelines.
A layout with swim space and boat moorage, typically in a T-shape or L-shape. The most common residential configuration.
Larger combinations with PWC port, kayak launch, extended moorage, and add-ons. Configured around more active waterfront use.
Lakes in BC can swing several feet between seasons. A floating system rises and falls with the water — no annual adjustments, no damaged pilings.
EZ Dock's polyethylene is designed for freeze-thaw cycles and cold conditions. Some owners leave systems in the water through winter; others pull them out each fall using EZ Dock's hitch-and-wheel removal accessory.
No painting, no sealing, no splinters. A rinse with the garden hose once a season is the whole maintenance program.
Float components carry a 10-year manufacturer warranty from EZ Dock, a leader in modular floating infrastructure since 1991.
Most residential systems are installed in a single day once components are on site. Larger or remote installations may take two days.
It depends on your lake and your preference. Some BC owners leave EZ Dock systems in the water year-round; others pull them out each fall using the manufacturer's hitch-and-wheel removal accessory. We'll walk through what makes sense for your specific site.
It depends on the lake, the jurisdiction, and whether you're in fish-bearing or Crown-licensed waters. We can point you toward the right starting resources, but permitting is the property owner's responsibility.
Most residential systems use a combination of pipe augers for shallow water and stiff-arm or deadweight anchoring for deeper or exposed sites. We specify the anchoring based on your site conditions.
EZ Dock systems regularly see decades of active use. The 10-year warranty covers manufacturing defects on float components; real-world lifespan with basic care is considerably longer.
Yes — the modular design is one of the main reasons people choose EZ Dock. You can add a PWC port, extend the walkway, or add a kayak launch in a later season without replacing the original sections.
Yes. We can supply replacement components, add-ons, and reconfiguration for existing EZ Dock systems, including ones installed by the previous dealership.
The Okanagan and BC Interior, the Lower Mainland and Sunshine Coast, and Vancouver Island. See our service area page for specifics.
Tell us about your waterfront. We'll come back with a configuration that fits, a clear quote, and a realistic timeline for getting it in the water.
Request a QuoteEmail info@cascadedock.ca or call 250-470-2235