Shoreline steps get you safely over rip rap or a steep bank and onto your dock. Martin Docks builds custom shoreline steps for lakefront properties on Lake Lanier and Lake Chatuge, designed for steep banks, fluctuating water levels, and North Georgia’s terrain.
Whether you need new steps or want to replace or rebuild older ones, we plan every set around your shoreline, your dock, and the way your family gets to the water.
Access to your shoreline is key to living your best lake life. Our shoreline steps are custom built to adapt to any shoreline terrain, from rocky rip rap banks to steep clay slopes, giving you safe, stable footing from the bank down to your dock.
Coming down a long, wooded hillside from the house? Pair them with timber steps through the yard. Protecting the bank itself? Our rip rap erosion control installs pair naturally with new steps.
Our pathway steps are carefully crafted to blend into the natural topography of your property and create a bridge between your home and waterfront access point
Our shoreline steps are custom built to adapt to any shoreline terrain – a perfect solution for enhancing waterfront accessibility.
In building out steps, we take into consideration step count, materials, rise-over-run, and railings when building our steps.
Professionally executed steps like those built by Martin Docks will not only contribute to the overall aesthetics of your shoreline but will also enhance the safety and enjoyment of your property
Serving lakefront property owners since 1956, Martin Docks builds steps made to last on Lake Lanier and Lake Chatuge. To get your estimate, call our Gainesville office at (770) 536-0189 or our Hiawassee office at (706) 916-0189, or request an estimate online.
Our Clients appreciate us for our commitment to delivering top-notch dock systems, boat lifts, boat docks, PWC ports, rip rap, pathway & shoreline steps and waterfront accessories. From the durability of our products to the professionalism of our team, the testimonials highlight the positive experiences of our customers who have chosen Martin Docks for their waterfront needs.
Often, yes. Shoreline work on Lake Lanier falls under the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Lake Lanier Shoreline Management program, and Lake Chatuge is managed by TVA, which has its own permitting rules. Requirements depend on your lake and property, so we’ll walk you through what applies before work begins.
Shoreline steps are built at the water’s edge to get you over rip rap or the bank and onto your dock. Timber steps run through your yard, from the house down toward the water. Most lake properties need both.
Yes. Whether you’re looking for brand-new steps or want to revamp older ones, we can replace, rebuild, or modify your existing steps, and we can add rip rap at the same time if your bank needs erosion protection.