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Boat Lifts That Keep Your Boat Ready to Go

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Boat Lift Benefits

Why Add a Boat Lift?

  • No loose dock lines to worry about
  • Fewer barnacles and less algae on the hull
  • No bumping into the dock in tides or wind
  • Launch and raise your boat alone, with ease

Find the Right Lift

Four setups, matched to your water depth, boat weight, and shoreline.

Bottom Standing Boat lift
Water 2 to 10 ft

Bottom Standing

Fixed legs beside a dock or seawall. Affordable for light to medium boats.
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Sturdy existing dock

Pile Mount

Aluminum or galvanized steel with 316 cables. Built for heavier boats.
Floating Boat Lift
Changing water levels

Floating

Rises and falls with the water. Works for boats and jet skis.
Elevator Boat Lift
Up to 40,000 lbs

Elevator

Attaches to the seawall. No pilings, and fits narrow canals.

Electrical Services

Power Your Dock, Lift, and Lighting

Precision Marine Construction handles every phase of marine electrical work, from design and permitting to installation and repair. Whether you own a waterfront home or run a commercial marina, one team takes care of it.

  • Dock & Deck Lighting
  • Dock Power
  • Boat Lift Power
  • Repair Services

Find the Right Lift

Four setups, matched to your water depth, boat weight, and shoreline.

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Replacement

Storm damage or a new boat? PMC replaces worn piling with marine-grade wood or concrete and relocates it for new layouts.

Plan a Replacement

Service & Repair

Cable inspection, motors, control panels, and hardware. A tune-up keeps any brand of lift running smoothly.

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Precision Marine Construction

Boat Lift Installation, Service & Repair

 

Turnkey Service

Selection, engineering, and installation handled by one team.

Right-Fit Design

A lift matched to your water depth, boat weight, and shoreline.

Built to Last

316 stainless or hot-dipped galvanized hardware to stand up to corrosion.

Boat Lift Repair

Fix Boat Lift Problems Before They Get Worse

Every boat lift needs maintenance from time to time. Worn cables, motor trouble, and storm damage can put your boat at risk. Precision Marine Construction inspects the lift, finds the cause, and recommends repairs for all types and brands of boat lifts.

 

Worn Cables and Hardware

Fraying, rust, or loose cables and corroded hardware can fail under load. Regular lubrication, tightening, and replacement keep your lift safe to use.

 

Motor and Control Panel Issues

A slow, noisy, or unresponsive lift often points to a failing motor or control panel. PMC repairs and replaces both.

 

Storm-Damaged Pilings

Severe storms can damage pilings and docks. PMC replaces them with marine-grade wood or concrete piling and relocates them for a new lift layout.

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