Dock removal protects your dock system and shoreline setup before winter conditions arrive. Tonka Built provides dock removal service for the Lake Minnetonka area—focused on safe handling, clean work, and a straightforward process from scheduling to completion.
Whether you need seasonal removal or help after damage, we’ll recommend the most practical next step.
What Dock Removal Includes
The goal is to remove your dock safely and leave your shoreline clean and organized.
Dock removal typically includes:
- Safe disassembly and removal of dock sections.
- Careful handling to prevent damage to components.
- Clean stacking/placement of dock materials (based on your property setup)
- A quick check for obvious issues that should be addressed before next season.
If you want a full-season plan, pair this with:
Dock Types We Remove
If you’re not sure which dock type fits best, start here:
When to Schedule Dock Removal
Fall scheduling fills up quickly. If you want preferred timing, request removal early—especially if:
- Your dock has a larger layout.
- Your shoreline access is challenging.
- You want removal coordinated with other services (repairs, lift removal, etc.)
If you also need lift work as part of your seasonal plan:
Repairs and Upgrades Before Next Season
Dock removal is often when issues become obvious—hardware wear, shifting, decking condition, or framework concerns. If something needs attention before spring, we’ll call it out clearly.
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Dock Removal FAQs
Do you remove both stationary and floating docks?
Yes. We remove stationary and floating docks in the Lake Minnetonka area and can advise on timing and access considerations.
When should I schedule dock removal?
Earlier is better. Fall windows fill quickly, and scheduling ahead helps avoid last-minute availability issues.
Can you remove a dock if it’s damaged or shifting?
Often yes. Share photos and details and we’ll recommend the safest approach.
Can you pair dock removal with boat lift removal?
Yes. Many homeowners schedule dock and lift removal together as part of a full-season plan.
