14,600 acres above the Fort Loudoun Dam — heavy residential dock activity from Lenoir City through Concord to West Knoxville. As a mainstem reservoir, Fort Loudoun holds a narrow seasonal range, so pile-driven fixed docks are the standard build here.
Fort Loudoun sits in the dense residential corridor between Lenoir City and Knoxville. The lake supports heavy boat traffic and marina-adjacent shorelines, and TVA holds it within a winter drawdown of only about six feet — modest enough that a fixed dock set above low pool stays usable all year. Most properties from Concord through the Tellico bridge area run fixed boathouses.
We build pile-driven fixed boathouses with standing-seam roofs, covered slips, and Tide Tamer lifts sized to your boat. For deep-water lots or owners who prefer to float, we also build full aluminum-frame floating systems with pile-guided travel and integrated Floatair lifts.
Custom docks, boat lifts, decks, and shoreline improvements, all designed to make your waterfront more useful, comfortable, and inviting.
Built on pilings driven into the lakebed, our fixed docks provide a sturdy platform for life on the water, with options for covered boat slips, metal roofs, and custom layouts.
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Aluminum-frame floating docks that rise and fall with changing water levels, secured with cable-and-winch systems, guide piles, or stiff arms to suit your site.
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Tide Tamer, Floatair, WaveArmor, and American Muscle lifts sized by hull, slip, and water depth.
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Riprap and shoreline armoring that stops erosion and protects your bank, dock, and lake-front.
How It Works →Fixed boathouses are the most common build here. Here's why — and what else works depending on your shoreline.
Pile-driven covered slip with standing-seam roof and Tide Tamer lift. With only a modest seasonal swing on Fort Loudoun, a fixed dock stays solid and usable year-round.
Marine aluminum frame, pile-guided travel, integrated Floatair lift. A good fit for deep-water lots or owners who prefer a floating deck.
Fort Loudoun is a mainstem reservoir, so TVA holds it within a narrow band — only about six feet from summer to winter pool. That modest swing means a pile-driven dock with the slip set above low pool stays solid and usable in every season, no seasonal adjustment needed. For deep-water lots, a floating system is still a great option.
Yes — we regularly work the Concord, Farragut, and West Knoxville stretch. Drive time from Chattanooga is about an hour.
Plan 4–7 months from signed contract to tied-up boat. TVA 26a review typically runs 60–120 days; build time is 2–4 weeks once permits and materials are in hand.
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One phone call kicks off the site visit. We'll walk the shoreline, talk options, and put a real plan in front of you.
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