
Covered Boat Docks & Boat Slips
Steel-framed slips with a metal roof over the water, built so a lift can hang off the structure. Cody reads your shoreline and water depth first, then tells you what will actually fit.
See what's involvedCovered boat docks, floating docks, boat lifts, swim decks and dock repair on Lake Granbury. Cody walks your site, explains what it needs, and gives you a bid in writing.
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Six kinds of job, all of them on the water. Every photo below is a Waters Edge build.

Steel-framed slips with a metal roof over the water, built so a lift can hang off the structure. Cody reads your shoreline and water depth first, then tells you what will actually fit.
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Lift motors, cable and sheaves mounted to the dock structure, plus dock whips and a place to moor a jet ski. Tell Cody what you keep on the water and he will work out how it should hang.
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Floating docks on flotation tubs with composite decking and aluminum handrails, reached by an aluminum gangway. If your water sits a long way off the bank, the walk out is part of the build.
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Composite decking with black aluminum posts, stainless cable railing and a stainless ladder down into the water. Horizontal cable keeps the rail open, so you keep the view across the lake.
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Composite walkways running along the shoreline out to a dock, a landing, or a roofed platform with chairs on it. Where the walk down to the water is the awkward part, this is the part that fixes it.
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Decking swapped out, worn structure replaced, or an old dock taken out and a new one built in its place. Cody will tell you straight whether yours is worth repairing or worth replacing.
See what's involvedLadders, cleats, rod holders, steps, handrails, decking swaps — if it sits on the water or gets you to it, ask.
Three steps, and all three of them are what the reviews are about.
Cody walks the site and tells you what it will and won't allow — including the awkward ones. One customer's property sits off the main body of the lake. Cody took the job.
“They showed up when scheduled.”
Excerpt from Shon T.'s Google review, which Google shows only part of. Shon T., Google
No verbal number, no moving target. Cody explains the whole process before you commit to anything.
“Put together a comprehensive bid.”
Excerpt from Shon T.'s Google review, which Google shows only part of. Shon T., Google
Then the crew works around your schedule until the job is done.
“This crew of men really work very hard. They work around your schedule and all in a timely manner.”
Samantha G., Google
Cody owns and runs the company. He is the one who looks at your water, explains what it needs and builds it — which is what the review below is actually about.
“This crew of men really work very hard. They work around your schedule and all in a timely manner. Prices are great and work was amazing. Cody and Eric really explain the whole process and deliver the best work. Thanks guys!!!”
Samantha G., Google · a year ago
Thirteen reviews, all five stars. Read every one of them on Google.
“This crew of men really work very hard. They work around your schedule and all in a timely manner. Prices are great and work was amazing. Cody and Eric really explain the whole process and deliver the best work. Thanks guys!!!”
Samantha G., Google · a year ago
“I called out waters edge to look at my project. They showed up when scheduled. Cody explained to me the ins and outs of the project. Put together a comprehensive bid. And I gave them the job. They showed up when scheduled. Did a great…”
Shown as it appears on Google — this review continues. Shon T., Google · a year ago
“Great company to do business with!!! Always answers phone, on time, friendly, and they do really good work”
Kenny B., Google · a year ago
He will come look at it, tell you what your site will and won't allow, and put a bid in writing. No obligation either way.
Kenny B. put it best in his review: always answers phone.