Aquatica Docks LLC.

The lakes it names are Lake Coeur d'Alene, Hayden Lake, Lake Pend Oreille and Priest Lake, along with the Coeur d'Alene and Hayden area generally. Floating dock design and construction sits at the center of the service list, and the low-profile swim and sun decks are built to sit alongside an existing dock. Aquatica holds an Idaho contractor registration through the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing, issued in 2017. This is a fit for a residential waterfront owner who wants a dock built, extended or kept in shape over the years by the same people. A lake cabin owner adding a sun deck, or replacing a tired slip with a covered one, is squarely in the work it lists. It is a dock specialist, so framing, roofing or other work on the house itself belongs with a different contractor, and large commercial marina projects sit outside the residential docks and kits it advertises. Dock work on North Idaho lakes usually touches more than one authority. A new dock, a slip addition or a covered structure on navigable water such as Lake Coeur d'Alene or Pend Oreille generally needs an encroachment permit through the state, and the county or city may want its own approval, especially for canopies and anything changing the shoreline. Repairs that keep a dock's footprint the same are often simpler, but it's worth asking. Expect the dock builder to know which permits apply on your lake and to pull them, since they're the one designing the structure.