ULTRALIFT BOAT LIFT
The freshwater boat lift of choice for boaters across North America is the UltraLift Series by HydroHoist. With the push of a button, you can easily launch your vessel for a day out on the water or store your boat for days, weeks, or even months at a time. Protecting your investment is our priority, along with making your boating experience as easy and safe as can be.
ULTRALIFT FRONT MOUNT
Have an odd-shaped dock or share a slip space with another boater? The Front Mount boat lift provides extra room in the slip for personal watercrafts, a fishing skiff, and even a place to wet a fishing line. Our Front Mount model is designed for double-sized and L-shaped moorings.
ULTRALIFT SHALLOW WATER
The Shallow Water Boat Lift incorporates a longer tank with a lower profile, allowing operation in a water depth of at least three feet. Designed alongside the UltraLift, the Shallow Water Lift has been engineered to keep all steel components out of the water, minimizing corrosion and maximizing the life of your lift.
HARBORHOIST
The sleek, low-profile design of the HarborHoist lets you enjoy your waterfront property view with the convenience of easily moving the lift in areas prone to hurricanes and flooding.
The HarborHoist boat lift has a level-lifting frame designed for ultimate flexibility. It’s the most versatile floating boat lift in the HydroHoist family – ideal for fresh and saltwater. The unit can be tied to the dock with ropes.
If you are looking to add a boat to your fleet but are out of dock space, this boat lift is perfect for you. You can protect your boat with a lift without increasing the footprint of your dock with the HarborHoist.
What is the life expectancy of a boat lift?
A boat lift's lifespan can range from 20 to 30 years, depending on its quality, regular maintenance, and environmental factors. The right care and maintenance can significantly extend the life expectancy of your boat lift, protecting your investment.
How deep does the water need to be for a boat lift?
The water depth required for a boat lift will vary depending on its size, type, and the boat it will support. Locate a dealer near you to explore the ideal boat lift options tailored to your boat and waterfront conditions. boatlift.com/find-a-dealer/
How long should a boat lift last?
The lifespan of a boat lift can vary depending on its quality, regular maintenance, and environmental factors. On average, a well-maintained boat lift can last 15 to 25 years or more.
Is my boat lift covered by homeowners insurance?
A boat lift is usually considered a separate structure from your home and may not be automatically covered by your homeowners insurance policy. However, depending on your insurance provider and local regulations, you may be able to add the lift to your policy as an endorsement or separate policy.
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