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When you spend a lot of time on the waterfront, you hear a lot of nautical terms. One of those terms is “boat slip,” which is sometimes used interchangeably with “boat dock” or even “marina,” especially in the south. Many homes with lake docks will have docks and one or two slips.

The differences aren’t huge, and the terms are more regional than technical. While boat slips and boat docks will both give you a place to store your boat, there are some differences between the two, and those differences are worth noting to make sure that your set-up fits your lake dock.

Boat lift installation is one of the best choices that you can make for your watercraft. A good boat lift will protect your boat from waves, other boats, your dock, and even the water itself. Your boat lift will make it easier to keep your boat clean as well, and with a boat lift canopy you can keep it safe from the weather and other debris. A boat lift is a great investment to make in both your waterfront and your boat.

Whether you fish, swim, or boat, your lake dock is the foundation of your waterfront activities. You trust it to hold your weight and the weight of everything you do, and it’s crucial that it stands up to the strain of the seasons. No matter how well-built your dock is, wind, water, debris, boat collisions, and other damage will wear your dock down over time, making it look run-down and potentially weakening it.

Recent Growth Leads to New Opportunities and Advancement for Employees

ShoreMaster, LLC, a leading waterfront equipment manufacturer with headquarters in Fergus Falls, today announced several promotions across its Operational Team.