Capital Marine Construction · EST. COCOA, FL 28°22′N · 80°44′W · INDIAN RIVER STORM LINE321·432·0219 · 24 / 7
CM Capital Marine Construction Bill Theil · Cocoa, FL
28°22′N · 80°44′W · Indian River · Cocoa, FL

Waterfront,
engineered
to outlast the storm.

Capital Marine is a Cocoa-based crew building docks, seawalls, and boat lifts the way they ought to be built — sealed plans, permits handled, finished by people who live on the same river they work on.

Service radius
Brevard · Volusia · Orange · Seminole
Permit win rate
95% first-pass
Warranty
Up to 20 yrs structural
Configure

Design sheet · Live estimate

Configure your dock.
Watch the number move.

Pick a length. Pick a width. Add slips, lifts, lighting. The plan view on the right redraws as you go and the number is the same range we’d quote you over the phone — pulled from real Brevard County builds we completed this season.

Dock length 40 ft
Walkway width
Slips
Boat lift
Decking
Add-ons
LED dock + piling lights +$1,850
Water & shore power +$1,450
Kayak / paddleboard launch +$1,100
Fish-cleaning station +$780
Built-in cocktail bench +$640
Pergola / sun-shade frame +$4,800
Pilings
6 pilings
Decking
Composite
Lift
— none
Permit + mobilization
Included
Estimate range
$16,500  –  $21,200

Estimate uses 2026 Brevard Co. material + labor inputs. Final price varies with site conditions, soundings & permit scope.

Specimen sheet · 04 entries

What we actually build.

We do four things on the waterfront, and we’re honest about all of them. Each entry below is a project we’ll quote, permit, and stand behind for decades.

SPC · 01 Wooden boat dock extending into calm water at sunset

Dock Construction

Pontoonis residentialis · new build & rebuild

Best for
Waterfront owners going from no dock, a rotted dock, or a hurricane-flattened dock to a proper one.
How
Engineered plans, permits handled end-to-end, pilings driven with our own barge crew, decking laid to spec.
Includes
Permits, materials, dockmaster electrical & water hookup, full cleanup.
Read the entry →
Field note

A 6-ft-wide composite dock with one slip and lighting runs roughly $22–31k installed in our area, permits included.

SPC · 02 Concrete seawall holding back ocean waves

Seawalls & Bulkheads

Murus aquaticus · vinyl, concrete, wood

Best for
Eroding shoreline, failing existing wall, new construction protecting a finished home.
How
Vibratory driver + crane-set panels. Tie-backs and deadmen on every section. 20-yr structural warranty.
Pricing
$275–$2,000 per linear foot depending on system, height & soil condition.
Read the entry →
Field note

If your wall is leaning, weeping, or pushed back > 1″ from level, it’s repairable — don’t wait for a collapse to rebuild from scratch.

SPC · 03 Luxury boats moored at a private marina

Boat Lifts

Elevator nauticus · 4,500 – 24,000 lb

Best for
Anyone tired of hull growth, stained gel coat, or worrying about storms with the boat in the water.
How
Aluminum frames, marine-grade motors, stainless cables. Set on engineered pilings tied to your dock structure.
Includes
Lift, install, remote, GFCI panel, 2-yr install warranty + manufacturer warranty.
Read the entry →
Field note

Add a lift to a new dock build and you save ~$1,800 vs. retrofitting later — pilings get sized for it the first time.

SPC · 04 Aerial view of a coastal dock surrounded by water

Permits & Storm Response

Auctoritas & tempestas · 24/7 service

Best for
DEP / Army Corps / county sign-offs, plus emergency stabilization after named storms.
How
In-house permit team handles the 60–90 day cycle. Storm crews mobilize inside 24 hours for tie-downs & cribbing.
Documents
We work directly with your insurance carrier on damage assessments & rebuild scope.
Get on the schedule →
Field note

Permit success rate north of 95% on first submission, because we already know what each agency wants to see.

14 yrs
on the Indian River
95%
first-pass permit rate
20yr
structural warranty
24/7
storm response line

Logbook · Recent builds

Projects from the
last 18 months.

Selected work along the Indian River, Banana River and Mosquito Lagoon. Click through for the full project sheet.

The work either holds for the next hurricane, or it doesn’t. There’s no grey area on the water-line — so we don’t leave any in the build. — Bill Theil, owner

No. 002 · Next steps

Tell us about the site.
We’ll come measure.

Free site visit, no obligation. Bring photos and we can scope half of it from your phone before the meeting.

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