NEWS AND EVENTS

Proper alignment on your boat lift is crucial to safe storage. Impatience doesn’t pay off when you're at a severe angle or low water level away from ending up as a viral video online and paying for repairs to your boat, lift, and dock. Even if the leveling isn’t dramatically off, improper loading can cause strain on your lift, fill your boat with water, and decrease the lifespan of your equipment. We have some tips to help you ensure that your boat is level on all types of boat lifts.

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Your boating season would be incomplete without a boat lift, and getting one set up too late just takes away from your fun on the water. Everyone who spends time on the water should have a boat lift: it’s more than worth the upfront investment to ensure that you protect your boat from the water, elements, and other hazards of shoreline living. It also makes it so much more convenient to maintain and use your boat, and it helps its lifespan and resale value down the road. If you haven’t already bought a boat lift, or you are looking for options to upgrade, make sure that you know what’s included with your purchase and what you’ll need to buy separately. Not having items essential to your set-up means more hassle in the future. Here’s what HydroHoist includes when you buy a boat lift from us.

If you don’t already have a boat lift by the time you get your new boat, this should be your next step in setting up your waterfront. A high-quality boat lift ensures that your watercraft remains protected from the elements and other hazards of life on a shoreline, including the water itself.

When you’re buying a boat lift, you want to consider a few basic features. Will you want a manual lift or an electric one? What kind of capacity and size will you need? How big is your watercraft, and what is the model? What is your water depth, and what are the normal water conditions? These questions and more will help point you and your boat lift dealer in the right direction. HydroHoist has these types of boat lifts for the discerning customer.