Built for the Cumberland. Engineered to last.
Custom dock construction, dock repair, boat lift installation, and seawall work for lakefront homeowners on Old Hickory Lake and Percy Priest Lake. Corps of Engineers permitting handled from start to finish.
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From a new custom dock build to last-minute repairs before the season opens, our crew handles every part of the job — including the paperwork.
Custom floating, fixed, and covered docks designed for your shoreline and water depth. Cedar, composite, and aluminum framing options built for Cumberland River pool levels.
Decking replacement, frame and float refits, hardware swaps, post-storm repairs, and full restorations of aging docks on Old Hickory and Percy Priest.
Cradle and cantilever lifts, PWC ports, and double-stack systems sized to your boat and your slip. Sales, installation, and re-rigging of existing lifts.
Riprap installation, seawall repair, shoreline stabilization, and bank restoration for lakefront lots losing ground to wakes and weather.
GFCI-protected dock outlets, lift power, underwater fish lights, soft path lighting, and shore-power systems wired for safety on the water.
Aluminum gangways, articulating ramps, swim ladders, and access systems engineered for changing pool levels and steep lots.
We handle the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permit application for new docks, modifications, and shoreline work — including drawings and submittals.
Cleats, bumpers, ladders, swim platforms, kayak racks, jet ski ports, dock boxes, and replacement floats. We source and install.
Pre-purchase and seasonal inspections for buyers, sellers, and current owners. Detailed reports on structural condition, hardware, and permit status.
We focus on the lakes we know best. Both Old Hickory and Percy Priest are Corps of Engineers reservoirs — each with its own permit process, pool fluctuations, and shoreline character.
22,500 acres • 440 miles of shoreline • Sumner & Davidson Counties
Premium lakefront in Hendersonville, Old Hickory, Gallatin, and Mount Juliet. Stable summer pool, deeper coves, and active boating traffic — docks here need to handle real wake.
14,000 acres • 213 miles of shoreline • Davidson, Rutherford & Wilson Counties
Hermitage, Antioch, Smyrna, La Vergne, and Mount Juliet shorelines. Variable winter drawdown means floating systems, articulating ramps, and shoreline stabilization matter even more here.
A dock isn't a deck — it's a structure that has to live in the water, take a hit from every wake boat that rolls by, and survive winter drawdowns year after year. The wrong build shows up in two seasons.
Cumberland Dock Pros focuses exclusively on lakefront work in Middle Tennessee. We build, repair, and re-engineer docks, boat lifts, gangways, and seawalls on Old Hickory Lake and Percy Priest Lake — and we handle the Corps of Engineers paperwork that scares off most contractors.
You'll work with the same crew from estimate to install. We don't subcontract the welding, we don't disappear after the deposit, and we don't pad the bid. Just clean lakefront craftsmanship from people who actually use these lakes.
Honest dock work, on the lakes we call home.
Custom dock work and shoreline services across Old Hickory Lake, Percy Priest Lake, and the Cumberland River corridor.
A lakefront home is a serious investment. The dock attached to it deserves a builder who actually specializes in this kind of work.
We don't do retaining walls in subdivisions or pour patios on the weekend. We build for Old Hickory and Percy Priest — and we know every cove.
New docks, modifications, and shoreline work on these lakes require USACE approval. We prepare drawings, write submittals, and handle the back-and-forth.
We design for real Cumberland River pool fluctuations — articulating ramps, properly sized floats, and anchor systems that don't fail in February.
No bait-and-switch subcontractors. The crew that bids the job is the crew that builds it — welding, decking, electrical, and clean-up.
Fully licensed and insured in Tennessee. Lakefront jobs carry real risk on the water — your project is documented and covered.
Middle Tennessee crew, year-round. When you call, you talk to the people who'll be on your dock — not a call center.
The questions we hear most often from Old Hickory and Percy Priest homeowners.