Rock Docks custom builds wood docks and piers throughout Okauchee. From the channel to bays, from Garvin to Upper Oconomowoc.
You’ll get a custom design, expert installation, and local Okauchee Lake expertise.
We know Okauchee’s bays, the channel, and the many types of lake bottoms. From rocky shorelines to soft bottoms, we’ve built all over Okauchee, WI. We’ll guide you through the process and help you choose what works best for your waterfront.
Whether your frontage is narrow, wraps around a point, faces two directions, or gets heavy wave action, we custom-design each dock to work for your waterfront and its conditions.
We know every shoreline is different. We’ll meet you at your property, assess your waterfront, talk through your wish list, and design a dock that fits your lake life from layout to materials and more.
You can see our docks from Foolery’s, Smoke on the Water, and along the Okauchee Lake shoreline.
Throughout the main channel, Ice House Bay, Stumpy Bay, Whittaker Bay, Bay 5, Crain’s Nest, and Pan Fish Bay.
All of Okauchee, including Garvin Lake, Tierney Lake, Upper Oconomowoc Lake, and Upper Okauchee Lake.
Location: Okauchee Lake in Waukesha County, Wisconsin
Size: Okauchee Lake is roughly 1,210 acres with a maximum depth of 90 feet.
Lake Bottom: Varies significantly from solid rock to soft muck, and clay layers.
Seasonal Events: Okauchee Lake Tie Up, 4th of July Fireworks, Badgerland Ski Shows, Fisherees, Ice Fishing Tournaments.
Lake Bars and Restaurants: Fooleries, Smoke on the Water, Hideaway, Golden Mast, Hollywoods, Whiskey Waters.
Docks Built for Okauchee Lake: Rock Docks builds custom wood docks designed to handle the lake’s changing depths, bottom types, and shorelines.
Okauchee Lake has hundreds of private residential docks along its shoreline. The majority are seasonal piers installed in spring and removed before winter.
Water depth, lake bottom conditions, and exposure to wind and ice determine the type of dock that works best for each property.
Rock Docks has been working on waterfront properties around Okauchee Lake for many years, building custom docks for homes along the shoreline in the Town of Merton, the Village of Lac La Belle (formerly the Town of Oconomowoc), and throughout the surrounding Lake Country communities.
It depends on ice movement, wind exposure, and your location on the lake. Some areas are suitable for leaving docks in all year, while others require seasonal removal. We’ll assess your shoreline during your consultation and help you decide what’s best for you.
Yes, we can build docks anywhere on Okauchee Lake. Every shoreline is different, so we’ll evaluate your lakebed and design the perfect dock to fit your waterfront.
It depends on the time of year, your design, and location on the lake, but most docks take anywhere from a couple weeks to two months from start to finish. Spring is our busiest season, so we always recommend reaching out early to get ahead of the rush and ensure your dock is ready for summer.
Pricing depends on dock type, size, materials, and design complexity. After your consultation, we’ll walk you through every option and provide a clear quote with all costs outlined up front so you know exactly what you’re getting.
Yes! In addition to classic wood docks, we also offer composite decking options built for strength, style, and longevity. Our Lumberock marine-grade decking is a sleek, low-maintenance solution that resists moisture, fading, and wear. Available in different colors, it’s the perfect choice for a durable dock that looks great season after season.
Yes, every new dock purchase includes free removal and disposal of your old dock.
There’s never a bad time to start planning your new dock. We can schedule the removal of your old dock and the installation of your new one strategically, so it doesn’t interfere with your summer on the water. If you’re hoping for a new pier next season, it’s best to reach out in fall or early winter to get ahead of the spring rush and secure your spot.
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