North Bay Docks

North Bay Docks

In North Bay docks are a very prominent part of the local landscape. The Nipissing district itself is one of the largest cottage areas in Canada bordering the Algonquin Park and Muskoka regions.

North Bay Docks by Richardson Docks
Nipissing Region

Richardson Docks – North Bay Docks

Supplying North Bay Docks and dock supply packages are a big part of our 2015 Northern Ontario business plan. We can easily deliver a pontoon dock completely built and ready to use to any lake in the region with public access. At Richardson Docks we do not use billets, but rather pontoon floats designed specifically for docks, rafts and barges. Every unit can be literally driven into location. In North Bay docks that rely on floatation devices no longer have to be removed from the water in winter when employing our pontoon floats.

In North Bay docks can be found in some pretty remote locations only accessible by air, atv or snowmachine. With the accessibility issue being understood, it is paramount that that we get the most out of our efforts. Having the ability to use a dock as a barge or floating platform that can be driven is pretty revolutionary. Fishing and hunting from a large platform maneuvered with an outboard motor provides an enjoyable experience.

Build it Yourself Dock Packages – North Bay Docks

In North Bay docks and dock packages for the do-it-yourselfer are available from our storage warehouse. If you have a project please give us a call and we will work with you to provide the best custom fit solutions. We manufacture each pontoon float so you are not restricted to any particular length.
All of our dock packages are assemble ready. Our floats come prepped ready to be bolted together to form the main dock structure. All you have to do is assemble the framing and add what ever decking material you choose. Included in our custom package will be all the peripherals such as bumpers, cleats, chain etc that you request.

In North Bay docks and dock packages are only a phone call away.
1-888-356-5495.

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