Boat docks in Hot Springs Village
Dock building and repair on Lake Balboa and the other recreation lakes of Hot Springs Village.
Hot Springs Village, north of Hot Springs in Garland and Saline counties, is often described as the largest gated community in the United States, covering more than 26,000 acres with 15,861 residents at the 2020 census. It has eleven recreation lakes, the largest being 944-acre Lake Balboa, and many homes sit right on the water.
Village rules come first
The Village's lakes are private and managed by the Hot Springs Village Property Owners' Association, which sets its own rules for docks and lakefront structures. Check the POA's current rules and approval process before designing or changing a dock, and choose a builder who has worked in the Village.
What dock work do Village owners need?
- New docks and replacements sized for pontoons and fishing boats
- Covered slips and lifts
- Decking and flotation repair
- Walkways and ramps that suit sloped lots
Common questions
Do you cover all the Village lakes?
Yes. Call with your address and we'll connect you with a builder who works in the Village.
Who approves docks in Hot Springs Village?
The Hot Springs Village Property Owners' Association sets dock rules for the Village lakes. Check with them before you build.
Services in Hot Springs Village
- New boat docksFloating and stationary docks designed for your shoreline, boat and lake rules.
- Boat lifts and PWC liftsBoat lifts, personal watercraft lifts and lift repair for new and existing docks.
- Dock repair and storm damageFlotation, decking, cables, walkways and storm damage repair for existing docks.
- Boathouses and covered docksRoofs over slips, boathouses, and upper decks within lake height limits.
- Seawalls and shoreline protectionSeawalls, riprap and bank stabilization to stop erosion along your shoreline.
Nearby areas
Planning a new dock or fixing an old one?
Call now and a local dock builder will look at your shoreline and quote the work.