These are
our home waters.
Punta Gorda waterfront planning starts with your property and the way you use the water. Explore local roots, marine services, and the first project questions.
A family connection to the water
Punta Gorda
waterfront planning.
Punta Gorda is our home base and part of the Stover family’s marine construction story.
That history includes Gary Stover’s work on the Punta Gorda Isles canal system. Today, the conversation is about your property, the structures already there, and the way you want to use the water.
Read the Stover family story
Think about the whole waterfront
The edge. The access.
The boat at home.
A shoreline, dock, and lift work together. Start with the part that needs attention, then consider the connections.
From our waterfront project photographyBefore a Punta Gorda site visit
Bring the history
of your property.
A few details help us ask better questions when we meet.
Request a free on site estimateProperty address, available surveys or plans, and whether the site is on a canal or open water.
What you know about age, earlier repairs, and recent changes along the shoreline.
Routes to the work area, nearby improvements, and questions about the approvals relevant to your proposal.
Punta Gorda waterfront planning also includes erosion concerns, bridges, and bulkheads.
Explore the work beyond the dock.