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What's Up Docks works on waterfront docks. A recent Google customer says the crew salvaged a dock that had been poorly constructed by the previous installers, and that it is good to have a steady dock now. A 2022 Google customer said Mike and his sons came out to help with their dock and fixed a leg, and that they now also install several of the neighbors' docks and lifts. In a 2021 Google review, a customer who lives out of state said they hired Mike and his team to remove their dock, and that it was done in a timely manner. That 2021 customer also said Mike contacted them afterward about a banking error on the customer's end and made sure they were aware.
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The crew from What’s Up Docks did an incredible job salvaging our dock that had been poorly constructed by the previous installers. It’s great to have a steady dock!! Thank you for your hard work to make it work!
Mike and his sons are very professional, friendly and efficient. They came out to help with my dock, fixed a leg and now also install several of my neighbors docks and lifts. I highly recommend them.
I live out of state and hired Mike and his team to remove my dock, they came out and did a professional job In a timely manner making things alot easier for me and my family. Mike contacted me after about a banking error on my end and made sure I was aware and taken care of. Completely honest and a dependable local business. I highly recommended this company.
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Typical Maine range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from What's Up Docks. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$3,600 – $9,900
Typical exterior project around $6,750
