What we do
For 30+ years, BoardSafe has been a leader in the commercial docks industry. Our resources, knowledge, and experience consistently deliver projects from inception to completion, on time and exceeding client expectations.
We design, engineer, and manufacture commercial and municipal waterfront products and specialize in aluminum-welded floating docks, marinas, rowing centers, adaptive kayak launches, gangways, stationary and floating fishing piers, pedestrian bridges, and other waterfront access products.
Craftsmanship
Quality Materials
Experience
Happy Clients
Every waterfront is unique and requires expert engineering to meet the terrain challenges of each project.
Our innovative process allows us to leverage our product portfolio into custom solutions.
Our Ethos
Build great products
Curate high-quality experiences
Prioritize excellence & integrity
We are proud of the partnerships we’ve developed with our customers and appreciate the opportunity to transform their visions into legacies of waterfront inclusivity for generations to come.
We work hard to develop a trusting and respectful relationship with our clients throughout the manufacturing process. Our team understands our products’ impact on communities and has witnessed our project partnerships and product designs improve the lifestyles of the adaptive and recreation-loving communities they serve.
The team behind our solutions
Where we are
BoardSafe’s urban projects can be found in Austin, Dallas, Houston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Jacksonville, Chicago, Manhattan, Boston Harbor, and beyond.
Additional water access projects have been installed across the country on lakes, rivers, streams, and coastal environments. Customers count on BoardSafe for water access solutions and inclusive solutions for fluctuating conditions in tides, currents, and water levels that result from flooding and drought conditions.
NOTE: Due to the nature of launch locations, not all addresses are pinpoint accurate. Also, there are more BoardSafe Accessible Kayak Launch locations than can be represented on the map.
















