Welcome to the ShoreMaster Blog – Your Dockside Source for Lake Life Inspiration

Companies alone, do not have passion. The people who work at companies do. Mark Cory is a classic example of what drives ShoreMaster to greatness. Mark’s passion for anything water related is an underlying theme that guides him as he helps ShoreMaster build the best docks and boat lifts available to waterfront property owners, and helps ShoreMaster’s nationwide dealer network realize the full business potential that ShoreMaster offers.

Step away from your shovel, put down your mittens, pack up the family, and head out to a boat show this weekend! Believe it or not, spring is just a few short weeks away, and we know you’re ready to to start enjoying your time on the water, if only we could break the icy grip of winter that has enveloped just about every region of the United States and Canada.

You may not need them. That’s right, unless your water depth continuously fluctuates throughout your boating season you probably don’t need adjustable leveling legs for your boat lift. Wouldn’t it be a shame to pay for a boat lift that incorporates adjustable leveling legs into the boat lift design, when you don’t have a need for them? Some boat lift manufacturers are incorporating adjustable leveling legs into their boat lift design which forces customers to pay for them, even when they don’t have a need for them.

Please take a moment to check out our updated ShoreMaster and Rhino dock flotation specifications pages. Website users can now view the individual dock float specification drawings via PDF. To check out the sizes, and locations of mounting slots and dock attachment locations visit the dock flotation pages below.