Hydraulic and electric boat lift installation for all vessels
Boat Lifts
Keep your vessel safe, dry, and ready to launch.
A boatlift does more than lift a boat. It keeps the hull out of the water, which protects the finish, slows marine growth, and cuts the cost of cleaning and repairs. It also means your boat is ready when you are, no ramp, no tide, no waiting.
We install hydraulic and electric boatlifts for every vessel size, from personal watercraft to large cruisers. Capacities run from 1,500 to 80,000 pounds, in freestanding and dock mounted configurations, with remote control and auto stop systems that make launching a one person job.
We match the lift to your boat, your dock, and your water depth, then handle the wiring, the mounting, and the final test. When we leave, the lift works, the safety systems are verified, and you know how to run it.
Licensed & Insured
FL #CGC1540803
What's Included
Everything we handle for you
Hydraulic and electric lift systems
Clean, reliable power with smooth operation for any vessel.
Capacities from 1,500 to 80,000 lbs
From jet skis to large cruisers, we size the lift to your boat.
Freestanding and dock mounted
The configuration that fits your dock, depth, and layout.
PWC and jet ski lifts
Simple, rugged lifts that keep smaller vessels out of the water.
Remote control and auto stop systems
Launch and retrieve with a button, not a crew.
Canopy and cover options
Shade and protection for your vessel when it sits between trips.
Planning Your Project
What shapes your boat lifts project
Every waterfront is different. These are the factors we weigh when we price and plan your job, so the estimate you get is the job we build.
Site and water depth
Bottom conditions, tidal range, and shoreline access set the foundation for the entire build.
Permits and engineering
Local and state requirements are reviewed early, so approvals never stall your timeline.
Materials
Marine grade lumber, composite, and hardware selected specifically for saltwater and storm exposure.
Scope and access
Project size, existing structures, and how our crew reaches your waterfront all factor into the number.
The Deep Blue Difference
Built by people who live on these waters
Our crew grew up on South Florida's coastline and has spent years building on it. That means we know how the tide moves, what the bottom looks like, and what holds up after a decade of salt air and storm season.
- Every project permitted and engineered to Florida code
- Marine grade materials selected for saltwater conditions
- Detailed written estimate before any work begins
- One accountable crew from start to finish
Our Process
How your boat lifts project comes together
Boat and site assessment
We confirm vessel weight, beam, dock layout, and water depth.
Lift selection
We recommend the right system and capacity, no upsell.
Installation and wiring
Mounting, electrical, and safety systems installed by our crew.
Testing and training
We test the full cycle and walk you through operation and care.
FAQ
Boat Lifts questions, answered
Need a specific answer for your waterfront? Call us and talk to someone who builds for a living.
What size boatlift do I need?
As a rule, choose a lift rated for at least 1.5 times your boat’s loaded weight. That includes gear, fuel, and water. We confirm the exact number from your vessel specs during the site assessment.
Are boatlifts worth the cost?
For most owners, yes. Keeping the hull out of the water protects the bottom, reduces marine growth, cuts cleaning and repair bills, and can raise the resale value of your boat and property.
Can you install a lift on an existing dock?
In most cases, yes. We assess your dock’s structure and, when needed, reinforce it so the lift is supported safely. If the dock cannot carry the load, we tell you before we start.
Do you service existing boatlifts?
Yes. We repair, service, and replace lift systems of any brand, including motors, cables, and controls. If your lift is slow, noisy, or stuck, call us for an assessment.
Get Started
Request your free boat lifts estimate
Share a few details and we will schedule a free on site assessment. You get a written estimate and a clear timeline, with no obligation.
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Step 01
Free on site assessment
We walk your waterfront, check conditions, and answer your questions in person. No charge, no pressure.
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Step 02
Written estimate within one business day
Clear pricing and a realistic timeline before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
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Step 03
Built by our own licensed crew
One accountable team from permit to handover, fully covered on every job.
Licensed & insured · FL CGC #CGC1540803
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