Brooklyn native Dimitri developed PileMate’s first prototype 22 years ago, and original units are still in service more than two decades later. Based in Sag Harbor, the company makes floating piling sleeves for marinas, municipalities, and private dock owners, helping protect waterfront structures as tides and severe weather change.
Meeco SullivanMeeco Sullivan designs and manufactures floating dock systems and marina structures, bringing together four businesses founded between 1960 and 1989. It operates four U.S. production facilities and says they provide more than 225,000 square feet of manufacturing space for steel, timber, and aluminum dock systems. The company serves marina owners, waterfront developers, public agencies, and boating organizations with custom-built installations.WARWICK, NY
AlumidockFamily-owned Alumidock has been making American-made aluminum waterfront equipment since 1968, including configurable docks, removable stairways and lightweight gangways. Based in Randolph, New York, the company builds its systems from marine-grade aluminum around easy-to-assemble brackets, making them lighter to install, remove and store than conventional waterfront structures. Its newer EasyConnect line adds independently adjustable legs and modular sections for changing lake bottoms and water levels.RANDOLPH, NY
Deep Creek Docks, IncBorn from Deep Creek Lake’s marine trade, Deep Creek Docks manufactures standard and custom aluminum floating dock systems in Accident, Maryland. Founded in 1999 by Eric Sisler and now owned by his nephew Justin Hershman, the company builds its docks by hand with all-welded frames and backs them with maintenance, repair, and refurbishing services. Its dock-building roots stretch back more than 40 years through the Sisler family’s marine businesses, and its products are made in the United States.ACCIDENT, MD
BoardSafeFrom its Fleetwood, Pennsylvania facility, BoardSafe designs, engineers, and manufactures custom aluminum waterfront systems for commercial and municipal sites. The company has worked in the commercial docks industry for more than 30 years, with a particular focus on adaptive access and systems built for difficult conditions such as flooding, strong currents, and changing tides. BoardSafe’s adaptive kayak launch was co-designed with Team River Runner’s Lehigh Valley chapter and adaptive paddlers, a collaboration that continues to shape its inclusive waterfront work.332311FLEETWOOD, PA