Sizing from real boat data
We use loaded weight, beam, hull configuration, and equipment placement, not a rough length estimate alone.
Boat Lifts · Boat Lift Installation
The right lift protects the hull and makes regular boating easier. Correct sizing begins with the loaded boat and ends with the actual slip.

Forked River, NJ
We coordinate the equipment, supporting layout, power needs, bunk setup, and operating walkthrough.
We use loaded weight, beam, hull configuration, and equipment placement, not a rough length estimate alone.
Slip width, piling positions, water depth, tide range, dock access, and electrical routing shape the installation.
After installation, we adjust support points, test operation, and show you the normal loading and lifting sequence.
The project path
We collect loaded weight, beam, hull, and use details.
We review pilings, water, clearances, access, and power.
We set the lift, adjust bunks, test travel, and explain operation.
Yes. Bunk position is adjusted to the hull and lift configuration.
The supporting layout can be coordinated when the dock and lift are planned together.
Requirements vary by work scope and location. We coordinate applicable approvals.
This season
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Free Bulkhead Inspection
A walk of the wall, tie-rod and cap check, and a written condition report.
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