NEWS AND EVENTS

An overloaded boat lift can be disastrous for waterfront owners. Luckily, as long as you have the right numbers, it’s pretty easy to determine the weight capacity that you need your boat lift to hold. You’ll need to know your boat’s weight, fuel capacity, and any additional items you plan to carry onboard. We break down the details below.

HydroHoist UltraLift and Firstmate remote controls for boat lifts are both industry-leading technologies. With HydroHoist perfecting the design and construction of the floating boat lift, and Firstmate providing the reliable wireless control system that makes lifting your boat easy, you can enjoy your boating experience for many years to come.

Installing your HydroHoist boat lift for the first time can seem daunting, but it boils down to four basics. Check your water conditions before getting to work; confirm the measurements of your boat to make sure your lift can truly support it; assemble the lift; and move it out into the water. Once it’s secured, your HydroHoist lift is ready to go!

While much of installation and removal depends on your water and type of boat lift, two things are true across all types. 

• Proper installation and maintenance is the best way to keep your boat lift securely in place.
• Moving your boat lift doesn’t have to be hard, especially if you’re moving it in the water.

Investing in a boat lift just makes sense. It keeps your watercraft secure, clean, and in good repair by protecting it from damage. It also makes getting on and off the water much more convenient than needing to haul your boat out with a trailer every time you want to go on an outing. The money and time you invest in properly installing and moving your boat lift will pay off over the life of your boat and beyond.