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At ShoreMaster, we believe life is better by the water—and we’re here to help you make the most of every moment. Whether you're customizing your dock system, upgrading your boat lift, or simply soaking in the shoreline views, our blog is your go-to resource for expert tips, product insights, seasonal advice, and lakeside lifestyle stories. Dive in and discover how to enhance your waterfront with confidence, quality, and a touch of that easygoing Midwestern spirit.
Bunks are probably one of the essential parts of your boat lift. Without them, you wouldn’t be able to lift your boat out of the water—that’s because the bunk is the part of the lift that the watercraft sits on when being loaded and lifted. They’re not sold with the lift, but this is a good thing because there are many options out on the market depending on what kind of boat you have. After all, each type of boat has unique needs.
How to Use HydroPort Epic - Jet Ski Dock to Enjoy Your Summer | ShoreMaster
Posted on June 04, 2021 By ShoreMaster Marketing
No one wants to spend time doing work that could be better spent on the water. Your energy is best spent enjoying the water and not loading, unloading, and hauling your watercraft around. If you’re looking for a jet ski or PWC lift, HydroHoist is an excellent option.
Solar Power for Boat Docks: Why You Need It | ShoreMaster
Posted on May 27, 2021 By ShoreMaster Marketing
Long summer days mean a lot of waterfront activities, but some of those activities require added dock accessories and power. Dock lights and boat lifts can be electrically powered, which is convenient but might not always be safe, feasible, or preferred. More dock owners are turning to the sun to keep their sectional docks powered, even into the night, by adding solar panels.
Boat Lift Troubleshooting: Common Mistakes & How to Prevent Them | ShoreMaster
Posted on May 20, 2021 By ShoreMaster Marketing
Your boat lift is one of the best investments you can make in your watercraft. Boats aren’t meant to stay in the water full time and need to be lifted out to protect them from damage from the elements. To make sure that your boat lift is able to do its job, though, you need to take care of it, too.
