Paddleboards have become a popular sport in Door County. It’s a great stress reliever, and it helps develop upper body strength, balance, and agility. Another benefit – you can “social distance” at the same time.
It’s a complete body workout. It’s a great way to experience the peace and tranquility of the Door County Peninsula.
Imagine the beautiful sunrises and sunsets you can enjoy on Green Bay.
What Happens When You Return to your Pier?
When you return to your pier, is it cumbersome to carry your paddleboard to your house or garage each time? Don’t like taking it over the rocks on the shoreline? Don’t want to risk falling or twisting your ankle?
Do you want an easy way to store your paddleboard? Wouldn’t it be better to store it right on your pier securely?
Paddleboard Rack
Paddleboard Rack
Why not get a paddleboard rack from Pier & Waterfront Solutions?
This convenient rack mounts to your ShoreMasterdock or the newPWS
3-Season pier with ease. (The mountings adapt to other brands too).
It’s simple to use. Place your paddleboard in the slots, secure it and forget it.
What could be easier?
Alternate Paddleboard Rack
The storage rack fits all solid paddleboards. It makes a convenient and attractive addition to your pier.
Do you have an inflatable paddleboard? Here’s an alternate model.
Either way, your board will be ready to go in an instant.
Pier & Waterfront Solutions has a complete display for your convenience. Stop in to see it today!
Call Jerry @ 920-493-4404 for more details or to place an order. Enjoy all the activities that the Door County peninsula has to offer.
Located at 7325 St. Hwy 57, it’s 3 miles south of Sturgeon Bay, and 1 mile past the intersection of Cty MM(heading north). Look on the right side, one mile north, at the next intersection (Idlewild Road and Hwy 57).
ARE WE OPEN?
During this time of uncertainty, Pier & Waterfront Solutions is staying “open.” We have implemented measures to ensure the safety of our employees and visitors. At the same time, we are working to maintain the trusted service that you have come to expect.
We are implementing these precautionary measures:
1. Conducting as much business as possible by email, text, or phone. 2. Site visits will continue but with limited in-person meetings. When in-person contacts are necessary, we will follow “social distancing” guidelines. 3. Our display yard is always open for you to examine at your leisure. All displays have a numbered, red tag on them. If you want more information or pricing, please reference that number.
Is there More?
4. Some employees will be working remotely, but they are always available by phone. 5. Any employee with symptoms or illness is sent home. 6. We continue to provide estimates and invoices by email to make the process paperless. 7. Crew starting times are being staggered to limit social interactions. 8. We keep the same crews together to limit cross interactions.
With these measures, we hope everyone will stay safe, and we will be back to normal operations soon.
What can you do to help us?
1. Please conduct as much business as possible via emails, messaging, and emails. This step protects everyone involved. 2. When you see our crews installing equipment, please practice “social distancing.”
Thank you for allowing us to work with you.
So – YES – ARE WE OPEN?
Please call, message, or email us with any questions.
A paddleboard is becoming a favorite activity in Door County. As a great stress reliever, It also helps develop upper body strength, balance, and agility. It is a complete body workout. What people really enjoy is the peace and tranquility of the Door County Peninsula.
Just imagine the sunrises and beautiful sunsets you can enjoy on the bay of Green Bay.
What Happens When You Return to the dock?
When you return to your dock, is it cumbersome to carry your paddleboard to your house or garage each time? Don’t like taking it over the rocks on the shoreline? Don’t want to risk falling or twisting your ankle?
Do you want a way to store your paddleboard conveniently? Wouldn’t it be better to store it right at your dock securely?
PaddleBoard Rack
Why not consider a paddleboard rack from Pier & Waterfront Solutions. The rack mounts directly to your ShoreMaster dock with ease. (The mountings adapt to other brands also.)
It’s simple to use. Place your paddleboard in the slots, and you are ready to go. Secure it and forget it. What could be simpler? The storage rack fits all paddleboards and is an attractive addition to your dock. What could be simpler?
Your board will be ready to go in an instant.
Pier & Waterfront Solutions has this paddleboard rack on display. Stop in to see it today.
CallJerry @ 920-493-4404 for more details or to place an order. Enjoy all that the Door County peninsula has to offer.
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PWS is located at 7325 St. Hwy 57. That’s 1 mile North of County MM (Hwy 42) and 3 miles South of Sturgeon Bay at the Idlewild Roadintersection. Our staff is here year-round to assist you.
We have many terrific customers. One customer has been following the Bay of Green Bay water conditions for years using government supplied data to ensure accuracy. We rely on Bill A. for his knowledge of current, as well as past, Bay water level history.
According to Bill A.:
Water levels are running very high in comparison to the Army Corp average numbers. The average for May is 580.75 ft. The readings he sees at the monitoring station near Green Bay has been peaking out at 582.47 ft which is 20.64 inches above the predicted average for May. An additional update from Bill A. shows that we are going to set a new record high if we continue to get rain this month.
The low-end numbers are around 581.05 ft which is 3.6 inches above the average for a typical May. Our current water level has been between 7.56 inches to 26.64 inches higher than May of last year (when we are at high tide).
What do all these water level numbers mean?
Storm Damage caused by floating logs
First, you can expect deeper water levels through-out the summer months.
Second, when there are storms, you will see the water reach higher onto your beach along with more turbulence.
Third, with the higher water levels, there is likely to be more floating debris (logs, rafts and floating boats).
What Do Higher Water Levels Mean for Installs?
With near record levels for water depth, it means all docks have to be raised again this year. This helps protect them from the storms.
That’s not a big deal in a normal year. The problem this year is that many docks already had short legs last year.
With water levels nearing historic levels, we have to take a great deal of time at almost every site to change the leg lengths. The extra time required to change the legs out means we are getting far less installs done per day than previously. Shortages in the labor market have compounded the problem. We can’t get enough people to make another crew despite better than average wages.
What can you do?
If your dock is not already installed, please give serious consideration to allowing us to lengthen the legs. In fact, we’ll go a step further and recommend that you contact John directly, (920-493-4405). Give us permission to shorten your dock length this year OR change the leg lengths on your dock, if needed.
Simply by not installing all the sections of the dock, you may avoid the need for longer legs. That’s not a guarantee if the water continues to rise but it may get you through this year.
What Else Can You do?
1. Keep your boat secure on your boat lift. It’s better to have your boat bouncing up and down on the boat lift than floating into your dock or your neighbors’ dock. 2. Keep your possessions higher on the beaches. The breaking waves may come further up on the beach and sweep them away. 3. Check your boat lift cables. Consider replacing any frayed or rusty cables. The added stress of high waves will break already weakened cable. See this post. 4. Keep your boat as high as possible on your lift. At the same time, be sure you don’t hit the top of the cable travel. Be especially careful with electric winches.I 5. If you see logs or large debris washed up on the shore near you, try to move it up to the higher ground to prevent it from floating out again. 6. Check your insurance coverage. SEE this related article.
Thank you Bill A. for providing the information for this post.
For more background about the water levels, see this article.
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PWS is located at 7325 St. Hwy 57. That’s 1 mile North of County MM (Hwy 42) and 3 miles South of Sturgeon Bay at the Idlewild Road intersection. Our staff is here year-round to assist you.
The Infinity Track system was designed for convenience and versatility. Your dock will work for you – not the other way around. You should be out enjoying your time on the water. With the Infinity Track system, you can avoid the hassle of drilling holes, rearranging accessories or tripping over tools just to move a ladder or bench to a new location.
InfinityTrack™ System
Imagine adding, removing, and re-configuring your dock system with ease. Move any of your accessories at a moment’s notice. No need for tools. You don’t have to imagine anymore. The ShoreMaster Infinity Track System allows you to do just that.
You will never need tools to adjust or reconfigure your dock accessories! Just loosen the t-handle and move the attachment to the new location. Then simply tighten the t-handle.
Plus, ShoreMaster offers the most extensive selection of accessories. The accessories include benches, furniture, steps, ladders, bumpers, cleats, and the list goes on and on. Your dock will stand out from the rest.
You won’t find an easier mounting system anywhere!
Infinity Track systems are only available from the leader in waterfront equipment – ShoreMaster.
NO drilling, No ugly holes in your dock
The ShoreMaster Infinity Track system requires no drilling. That means no ugly holes in your beautiful dock system. You’ll have endless configuration options (sky’s the limit)!
The Infinity Tracksystem is only available on ShoreMaster dock systems
Here’s are examples of what you can do. ShoreMaster adjustable Quick Steps make getting out of the water – or back on shore – easy. Available in 4 and 6-Step configurations they are easy to move anywhere on your dock.
4 Step Dock Stairs
What about the ShoreMaster’s bench accessory?
ShoreMaster Off-Deck Bench
Does the sun get in your eyes? It’s easy to move. Simply turn the T-handles (no tools) and move the bench anywhere along the side of the dock. The Infinity Track system is available on all ShoreMaster Dock Systems.
ALL ShoreMaster accessories use this system.
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PWS is located at 7325 St. Hwy 42/57, that’s 1 mile North of County MM (Hwy 42) and 3 miles South of Sturgeon Bay at the Idlewild Road intersectionOur staff is here year-round to assist you.
