Need an Old Floating Dock Hauled Off the Bank in Darien?
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Yes, we’ll take it. When a dock gets replaced or a storm rips a section loose, what’s left on a marsh-side McIntosh County property is a heavy heap of decking, floats, framing and hardware that curbside pickup won’t touch. We break it down where it lies into pieces two people can carry, load it, and leave the bank clear.
Darien
Dock removal on McIntosh County waterfront
Old dock lumber is one of the things the marsh side of a property here quietly collects: a section replaced years back and dragged above the tide line, a gangway leaning against the shed, a dock box nobody opens anymore. That pile might be sitting on a lot in Meridian near the Sapelo Island ferry landing, or on property a short way from the Darien waterfront.
Storms start a lot of this. When the wind gets through, docks and outbuildings can lose pieces in a single night, and the cleanup calls keep coming for weeks. A section of somebody else’s dock can end up in your marsh grass, and it can be priced together with the rest of the storm debris on the property.
Moving dock pieces from the bank to the truck is mostly carrying. Ground near the marsh stays soft after rain, and plenty of properties put the truck forty feet or more from the pile, so sections come apart where they lie and go up the yard by hand. If the drive is too tight for the big truck, we bring smaller equipment.
A dock gets planned before the trip down from Brunswick, not after we arrive. Your photos tell us how the sections come apart and how many hands it needs, and we route the day around that so the drive is used well.
What we haul
Dock pieces we haul
- Floating dock sections pulled up on the bank or into the yard
- Aluminum gangways and ramps
- Decking, stringers, framing and floats
- Ladders, cleats, bumpers and loose dock hardware
- Dock boxes and storage cabinets
- Pieces of a dock that a storm left in your marsh or yard
- Old dock lumber stacked behind the shed
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What we handle
How a dock job comes together
From your photos we work out how many sections there are, what they’re built from, how much needs taking apart on the bank, and the route from there to the truck.
A dock that’s still in the water or still attached is its own conversation. Every dock is different. Send us some photos and the location, and we’ll take a look and tell you what it takes.
If marine construction, permits or electrical work turn out to be part of it, that part is handled appropriately for the job, and we’ll tell you what it takes from the photos.
Send us a few photos and tell us what you need removed. We’ll take it from there.
Pricing
What moves the price on a dock
The number of sections, what they’re made of and how much has to come apart on the bank set most of it. Then the carry: a dock at the foot of a sloping yard across soft ground takes more work than one sitting next to the drive.
The gangway, the ladder and the dock box are priced as part of the same job rather than as separate pickups.
Firm price from your photos, confirmed before anything is loaded. The minimum for any pickup is $95.
After the pickup
Where the dock goes
Aluminum from gangways, frames and hardware usually goes to scrap at SA Recycling in Brunswick.
Waterlogged decking and broken floats go to disposal. The material decides where each piece ends up, not the county line.
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Often part of the same job
- Boat Lift & Jet Ski Lift Removal
- Boat Removal
- Marine & Boat Equipment Removal
- Deck Removal & Demolition
- Boat Trailer Removal
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Last reviewed: October 15, 2026