Docks, piers, decks, screened rooms and additions — thirty years of Gulf Coast carpentry from a builder who works the job himself.
Ronnie Fuller has been building on the Alabama Gulf Coast since 1995 — waterfront to finish trim.
Boat docks, piers and boardwalks built over water — the job most contractors turn down.
Pressure-treated and composite decks, stairs, rails and pool surrounds.
Screened rooms and covered patios that make the yard usable nine months a year.
Room additions framed and roofed to tie into the house like they were always there.
Coffered ceilings, built-ins and finish carpentry — inside work that shows.
Standing-seam metal roofing, lap and board-and-batten siding built for storm season.
Docks and piers are their own trade — pilings, tide, salt and shifting bottom. We've been building them on Mobile Bay and the rivers and lakes around it for three decades, and we build them to still be there after the next storm.
Boat docks · piers · boardwalks · gangways · dock repair
Every photo on this page is an R D Fuller job — no stock, no renderings.
Three decades of Gulf Coast carpentry — we've built through the weather that tests it.
The man you call is the man swinging the hammer. No unfamiliar crew.
Scope and price on paper before anything gets cut. No obligation.
Fasteners, flashing and framing chosen for humidity, salt air and hurricane season.
Call or send a few photos. We walk the site and talk through what it really needs.
A free written estimate — materials, scope, timeline and price.
On schedule, site kept clean, and walked with you before we call it done.
“That's some pretty good carpentry skills there — you do nice work.”
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From Citronelle down to Gulf Shores, and out to Dauphin Island.
Free estimates across Mobile and Baldwin County. Call Ronnie directly — you'll get a person, not a call center.