Docks Blocks™ of Alaska
The Ultimate Docking System
Kayak Launch & Rack, Pontoon Lift, & PWC Drive-ons
Best Boat Lifts for Pontoons
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Ultimate Drive-on Lifts for All Boats
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Modular Floating Docks & Drive-on Boat & PWC Lifts - Delivered Fast
Dock Blocks™ proudly delivers modular floating dock systems for residential, commercial, and government use throughout the state of Alaska. From coastal towns to scenic lakes and rivers, we bring dependable dock solutions to your waterfront. Fast!!
- Delivery to anywhere in Alaska
- Dozens of Pick-Up Locations in Alaska
- Lead-time is Typically 7 Days! *
Flexible Installation Options
Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or prefer professional help, Dock Blocks™ makes it easy
- Do-it-Yourself (DIY) = Free, Fast, Simple, Fun
- Pro Installers = Take it easy and we do the work
- Work With Your Trusted Handyman or Local Contractor
*Holidays and large orders could extend lead time
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Dock Blocks™ of Alaska
Popular Alaska Locations for Dock Blocks™ Systems
These areas often require durable, modular, and weather-resistant docking solutions, making them ideal regions for Dock Blocks™ installations—whether for private use, fishing operations, marinas, or government docks.
Coastal Boating in Alaska
Southcentral Alaska
Anchorage – Access to Cook Inlet and Knik Arm; largest population center with recreational and commercial boating nearby.
Homer – Famous for the Homer Spit and deep-water harbor; excellent for fishing and marine activity.
Seward – Located on Resurrection Bay; popular for boating, cruise traffic, and marine facilities.
Whittier – Gateway to Prince William Sound; major boating and ferry hub.
Valdez – Sheltered port on Prince William Sound; supports both recreational and industrial docking needs.
Cordova – Coastal fishing community with harbor facilities; accessible via boat and plane.
Homer – Famous for the Homer Spit and deep-water harbor; excellent for fishing and marine activity.
Seward – Located on Resurrection Bay; popular for boating, cruise traffic, and marine facilities.
Whittier – Gateway to Prince William Sound; major boating and ferry hub.
Valdez – Sheltered port on Prince William Sound; supports both recreational and industrial docking needs.
Cordova – Coastal fishing community with harbor facilities; accessible via boat and plane.
Southeast Alaska (Inside Passage)
Juneau – The capital city with extensive marina infrastructure and coastal development.
Ketchikan – Southernmost city with strong commercial and recreational maritime culture.
Sitka – Historic and scenic; features protected waters ideal for boating.
Petersburg – A fishing and boating town in the heart of the Inside Passage.
Wrangell – Small but active boating community with access to both fishing and tourism.
Haines – On Lynn Canal; known for its marina and scenic waterfront.
Ketchikan – Southernmost city with strong commercial and recreational maritime culture.
Sitka – Historic and scenic; features protected waters ideal for boating.
Petersburg – A fishing and boating town in the heart of the Inside Passage.
Wrangell – Small but active boating community with access to both fishing and tourism.
Haines – On Lynn Canal; known for its marina and scenic waterfront.
Southwest Alaska
Kodiak – Alaska’s largest island community; well-developed marine infrastructure.
Dutch Harbor (Unalaska) – One of the most active fishing ports in the U.S.
Sand Point – On Popof Island in the Aleutians; supports local and regional marine operations.
Dutch Harbor (Unalaska) – One of the most active fishing ports in the U.S.
Sand Point – On Popof Island in the Aleutians; supports local and regional marine operations.
Inland & Lakefront Boating Areas in Alaska
Interior Alaska
Fairbanks
- Boating on the Chena River and Tanana River is popular among residents. Canoeing, jet boating, and riverfront cabins are common.
North Pole - Close to Fairbanks, with river access and recreational boating on the Tanana and Chena Rivers.
North Pole - Close to Fairbanks, with river access and recreational boating on the Tanana and Chena Rivers.
Southcentral Alaska
Big Lake
- Located northwest of Wasilla, Big Lake is one of the most popular freshwater boating destinations in Alaska. Pontoon boats, wakeboarding, and cabin rentals are common.
Wasilla & Palmer (Matanuska-Susitna Valley) - Surrounded by lakes such as Finger Lake, Lucille Lake, and Long Lake, this region offers a strong community of waterfront homeowners and summer recreational boaters.
Kenai & Soldotna - While not technically inland, boating on the Kenai River is famous for drift boating and salmon fishing. This river is lined with seasonal and full-time waterfront homes.
Wasilla & Palmer (Matanuska-Susitna Valley) - Surrounded by lakes such as Finger Lake, Lucille Lake, and Long Lake, this region offers a strong community of waterfront homeowners and summer recreational boaters.
Kenai & Soldotna - While not technically inland, boating on the Kenai River is famous for drift boating and salmon fishing. This river is lined with seasonal and full-time waterfront homes.
Denali Region
Nenana River -
While primarily used for rafting, jet boats are also used along some parts of the river by tour operators and locals
Southwest Alaska
Iliamna Lake -
The largest lake in Alaska, located near the Bristol Bay region. Boating and fishing are central to life in this remote but resource-rich area.
Lake Clark - A large, glacially-fed lake within Lake Clark National Park—accessible only by floatplane or boat. Known for pristine waters and seasonal boating activity.
Lake Clark - A large, glacially-fed lake within Lake Clark National Park—accessible only by floatplane or boat. Known for pristine waters and seasonal boating activity.
Innovation that Gives Dock Blocks the Edge
At Dock Blocks, we didn’t invent the dock, we just made it better.
Unlike traditional floating docks that rely on corner connections, our system connects at the center, creating a more rigid and reliable structure. Strengthening bars along the perimeter add extra reinforcement, ensuring docks stand up to the elements and last for years.
Recent Jobs Throughout Alaska
Residential, Commercial, & Government Jobs:
A Few Recent Local Jobs:
- SkyPower Alaska recently installed a floating dock at their location near Cook Inlet in Sterling, Alaska
- A Floating Dock was recently installed on the Little Chena River near Fairbanks, Alaska
Blocks Built For Performance, Designed For Ease
Optimized Size
Engineered for maximum buoyancy and structural strength, our blocks are easy to handle and quick to install—saving you time and labor costs.
Extra Durable
Recessed connection ears stay protected during transport and installation. This smart design ensures greater durability and stronger dock-to-dock connections.
Attractive & Safe
Our improved tread design not only enhances the appearance but also provides a more comfortable and slip-resistant walking surface.
Dock Blocks of Alaska Customer Spotlight
Officer Wheat
This product has stood the test of time. Very easy to drive on and off.
Captain Stan Jones
I would absolutely recommend Dock Blocks. It’s a premier product and the level of customer service they have has been refreshing.
Realtor Robin Crump
Dock Blocks lifts, in my opinion as a real estate agent, really do bring more value to the home than it costs you to have it installed.
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