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Steel Pile Dock Construction at Muskoka Lakes Golf Club

Posted March 15, 2026

Rieger Contracting
Dockside Welding

Built by Dockside Welding with 1 credited collaborator

01 · ABOUT THIS PROJECT

We built steel pile docks, clubhouse dining foundations, and ramps at Muskoka Lakes Golf and Country Club over multi-year winter phases. Today, all 14 docks, the clubhouse dining patio, and the sailing club ramps sit securely on our steel framing. Driven pile depths ranged from 40 feet down to 134 feet, requiring extensive on-site pile splicing and precision welding. Working alongside barge crews, we drove kilometers of piling to deliver a heavy-duty steel foundation built to endure harsh lake conditions.

SCOPE AND TRADES ON THIS BUILD
Welding
Deck Building
Steel Framing
02 · WHO BUILT IT
Collaborator sections
Dockside Welding
Welding
Deck Building
Steel Framing
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Rieger Contracting
03 · PHOTOS
Steel dock framing extending into calm water with an excavator on a floating platform in the mist.
Muskoka Lakes Golf and Country Club clubhouse and snowy shoreline seen across a frozen lake in winter.
Finished wooden docks with moored motorboats along the forested shoreline at the country club.
Structural steel beams spanning over water for large dock platform framing next to the clubhouse.
Two excavators on a floating barge driving vertical steel piles into the lake beside an existing dock.
Low-angle view of two excavator attachments driving vertical steel pipe piles against an overcast sky.
Welders splicing vertical steel dock piling pipes using portable welding machines on a wooden dock.
Two welders in safety gear welding steel frame beams over shallow water near a clubhouse building.
Fresh timber decking boards being installed along a wide waterfront walkway leading toward the clubhouse.

Created: Mar 15, 2026

04 · DISCUSSION
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Dockside WeldingMar 22, 2026

I’d love to go back and see how much piling was used but unfortunately I doubt we’ve kept that information from the early docks. The year we drove over 2kms of pipe we only did the dining patio and two finger docks.

Anchor ConstructionMar 20, 2026

Wild to think how much steel is under here! Nice work to your crews

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March 15, 2026

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