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Welcome to Eagle Docks!
Eagle Docks is one of northern Minnesota's oldest and most respected dock
companies, serving both the Tower and Cook ends of Lake Vermilion. Our products include:
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Spring/Fall Service
Eagle Docks is Lake Vermilion’s largest provider of seasonal dock and boat lift service. In the fall, Eagle Docks removes hundreds of docks and boat lifts from the water, safely storing them on the lakeshore until spring arrives when we place them back in the water again. Peace of mind, convenience, and efficiency. That is what you get with Eagle Docks seasonal service!
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Docks & Dock Repair
The centerpiece of our products is the time-tested “Lift-Out Dock System” which is uniquely suited for the rocky shorelines of northern Minnesota lakes. Eagle Docks has been manufacturing and installing these dock systems for over 20 years. We know how to do it right!
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Barge Services
Eagle Docks operates a custom-made barge on Lake Vermilion. Powered by twin diesel
engines and utilizing a 30-foot articulated crane, the barge can be used for
the delivery and placement of boat lifts, dock systems and tracks, and to bring
equipment and material to any site on the lake.
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We welcome your questions or requests for more information. Please call us at (218) 753-2682 or email
Quality and Professionalism – The Eagle Docks Way!
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Spring Service Update
May 9, 2008. 9:30 PM Welcome to Eagle Docks! Much has changed in the last 14 hours. This morning we had ice, and difficult to impossible boating conditions. Now, with the exception of the Big Bay area, the east end of Lake Vermilion is virtually ice-free. There is still some floating “pack-ice” in areas, and some of the bays have been filled with wind-driven ice, but we are near “ice-out” for most of the east end. more...
Customer Information
Spring dock and boat lift service will commence with the official “ice-out” on Lake Vermilion.
Current lake conditions: partial cover
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Click here for spring service pricing.
Pictures From The Lake
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View across Big Bay West to Birch Point. May 9, 2008. 1:30 PM.
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