FROM THE WORK · NH DOCK REPAIR

Boat dock post replacement

Old posts, careful fitting, and a new line of timber posts beside the boat.

Working beside the boat

This repair followed the line of posts along the dock, with the boat alongside. The work moved from removing the old timber to fitting the new posts.

Fitted by hand

Cutting, trimming and fitting the timber was a hands-on job. The close views show that work and the connections at the edge of the deck.

The finished line

The finished view shows the new posts beside the boat and ladder.

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The repair in photographs

Old posts, careful fitting, and a new line of timber posts beside the boat.

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Boat dock with weathered posts and tools laid out before replacement work
Before

Old posts, tools laid out.

Worker trimming a dock post by hand beside a moored boat
During

Trimming posts by hand.

Boat alongside a dock with new timber posts and a swim ladder
Finished

New posts in, boat back alongside.

More from the work

Worker removing old dock posts beside a moored boat
During

Cutting out the old posts.

New dock posts beside a boat with a builder’s level laid on the deck
During

New posts set, checking level.

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