Composite Pilings vs. Wood Pilings on the Gulf Coast | Ono Island Waterfront Guide
Posted by Meredith Folger Amon on
Composite-Style Pilings vs. Wood Pilings on the Gulf Coast: What Ono Island Buyers & Waterfront Homeowners Should Know
When I walk docks on Ono Island, tour waterfront homes in Orange Beach, or talk with buyers who dream about keeping a Freeman, Invincible, Caymas, Grady-White, Viking, Hatteras, Yellowfin, or Sea Hunt behind the house, one of the most overlooked details is often one of the most important: the pilings.
To me, pilings are the quiet foundation of waterfront living. They hold docks, boathouses, boat lifts, piers, launch structures, and sometimes the entire lifestyle that brings people to the Gulf Coast in the first place.
“A dock may be where the boat rests, but the pilings are where the story begins.”On Ono…
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