Pine Lake Docks & Boat Lifts for Sale

Pine Lake Dock Sales & Installation

Our dock and pier installers provide complete dock and pier installation services for Pine Lake properties. We also offer docks for sale in a range of configurations to suit different shorelines, water depths and waterfront activities. At 711 acres with depths reaching 85 feet, Pine Lake includes a range of shoreline and water conditions. We can help plan a layout for swimming, boating, fishing, entertaining or easier water access, then handle professional installation.

Our pier service options also make it easy to add equipment or update an existing waterfront setup as your needs change.

Types of Docks We Sell & Install

• Custom Docks: Create a waterfront layout tailored to your Pine Lake frontage, water depth and preferred activities.
• Floating Docks: Add adaptable lake access where changing conditions make a floating system a practical choice.
• Stationary Docks: Build a solid, stable platform for shorelines with suitable bottom conditions and water depth.
• Sectional Docks: Configure modular sections around your property with flexibility for future additions.
• Roll-In Docks: Simplify placement and removal with a wheeled dock system designed for seasonal waterfront use.

 

Pine Lake Boat Lift Sales & Installation Services

Protect your watercraft with a properly sized lift from Lake Country Barge. We offer boat lifts for sale for pontoons, fishing boats, ski boats and other recreational watercraft used on Pine Lake. Our team considers boat weight, hull configuration, water depth and shoreline conditions when recommending a lift. Professional boat lift installation provides secure positioning and dependable operation. We can also supply boat lift anchors and other equipment needed for a stable setup on your property.

Types of Boat Lifts We Sell & Install

• Vertical Boat Lifts: Get dependable lifting capacity and greater vertical travel for varying Pine Lake water depths.
  
• Cantilever Boat Lifts: Choose a straightforward, cost-effective lift for shallower waterfront conditions.
  
• Hydraulic Boat Lifts: Enjoy smooth, convenient operation with a powered hydraulic lifting system.
  
• Pontoon Boat Lifts: Support the wider frame and weight distribution of your pontoon with a purpose-built lift system.

 

Pine Lake Boat Lift & Dock Accessories for Sale

Complete your waterfront setup with dock accessories and boat lift upgrades from Lake Country Barge. We offer FLOE dock accessories along with equipment designed to make your dock safer, more comfortable and easier to use. Options include a dock ladder, dock furniture, boat lift lights, bumpers, cleats, lift motors and other waterfront accessories.

Looking for more shade or recreation space? Ask about a freestanding boat canopy, freestanding pontoon canopy and swim rafts for your Pine Lake property. Our team can help you select accessories compatible with your dock, lift and watercraft.

Used Dock & Boat Lift Equipment for Sale Near Pine Lake

Lake Country Barge sells pre-owned waterfront equipment when inventory is available. Used boat lifts can provide a cost-effective alternative for Pine Lake homeowners looking for dependable equipment without purchasing a brand-new system. Used docks and related equipment may also be available year-round.

Our team inspects pre-owned equipment before offering it for resale. Contact us to learn about current used boat lifts, docks and waterfront equipment available near Pine Lake.

Permits for Piers & Docks on Pine Lake

Piers and docks on Pine Lake must comply with Wisconsin DNR guidelines, along with applicable county and municipal shoreline regulations. Many residential piers can qualify for permit exemptions when they remain within established size and placement limits. Larger structures or projects outside exemption criteria may require additional approval.

Pier Guidelines:

• Piers installed prior to April 2012 often qualify for exemption status.
• New piers must follow county shoreline setback standards.
• Permits may apply if a pier exceeds dimensional limits or affects navigation.
• All piers must remain within your designated riparian zone.
• A pier may extend to a depth of 3 feet or support a lift, with sections no wider than 6 feet.
• Platforms may exceed pier width, though they must remain under 200 square feet without DNR approval.
• Solid-fill structures require formal DNR authorization.